In the late 60s, into the early 70s, Phil also played a Gibson SG bass - I don't recall the exact model - that was modded to have two of the Guild/Hagstrom single-coil bass pickups from a Starfire bass. See more ideas about Phil, Grateful dead, Greatful dead. The Starfire Bass II is a dual-pickup semi-hollow bass guitar that adds sonic options to one of Guildâs most iconic models, the Starfire Bass. The Guild Starfire is one of the more desirable vintage bass guitars of the 1960s, and gained recognition by its high profile users of the decade such as Jack Casady of Jefferson Airplane, and Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead. The Modulus TBX is an older model (before they started making them again). 1966 Guild Starfire bass with single Hagstrom Bi-sonic pickup Image Heritage auctions, 1975 Guild Starfire bass with dual Guild humbucking pickups Image Heritage auctions. [more], Guild Starfire - Maybe its time you played a different bass! Any thoughts on the bass people?!! Ultimate cool-kid Joe from New Jersey asked the Make-a-Wish Foundation for his very own Phil Lesh bass. Ultimate cool-kid Joe from New Jersey asked the Make-a-Wish Foundation for his very own Phil Lesh bass. That was after the glory years of his sound in my mind - I don't think he sounds the same throughout time, that's part of what's cool about him is hearing the development of his sound. Who is sitting behind the Fender Dual Showman cab, the one with the JBL speakers? The original Guild Starfire Bass II was introduced in 1967, at the height of the psychedelic rock era, and the bass found its way into the hands of two of the scene’s most prominent players: Jefferson Airplane’s Jack Casady and the Grateful Dead’s Phil Lesh. Vintage Guild Starfire II Bass Guitar Natural 1973 in great condition. Part of the of the early 70s sound was that both Phil's basses (Gibson EB3 & Guild Starfire II) are short scale basses with flat wound strings, And they were both modded by Alembic. There might be bangs but it could also be the spot at the back of the head where a center part stops. It was a very well built thinline semi-acoustic bass, with a short (30") scale, and a rich woody tone - though with far less of the muddiness of the Gibson and Epiphone bass models from which it was derived. During the 1960s, Guild moved aggressively into the electric guitar market, successfully promoting the Starfire line of semi-acoustic (Starfire I, II & III) and semi-solid (Starfire IV, V ⦠Can somebody tell me details about this Vox semi-hollow body guitar? The Starfire Bass II is a dual-pickup semi-hollow bass guitar that adds sonic options to one of Guildâs most iconic models, the Starfire Bass. A two-pickup Starfire Bass was introduced in â67, and was popularized during the psychedelic movement by Jack Cassady of the Jefferson Airplane and Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead (some examples modified by the up-and-coming Alembic company). The first rehearsal I took it to, the lead singer called it one bad mamma jamma. In fact it was the clarity of response of these pickups that meant Alembic kept these in place when modifying the circuitry of the Casady / Lesh basses of the late 1960s. The Starfire Bass II originally debuted in 1967, shortly after the single-pickup version, and quickly garnered a following that included Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead). The earliest single pickup Starfire basses had a single pickup in the bridge position, with finger rests positioned above and below the strings in the neck position. The duo, with guest musicians, was billed as Bobby and Phil. Early Adopters include Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead and Jack Casady of Jefferson Airplane (Jack talks about his Guild basses in detail here ) who used these basses, often with heavy modifications in the late 1960s. His next bass, dubbed "The Godfather" was a walnut Guild Starfire with three Alembic pickups, including a quad pickup with four outputs for each string. That's the bass he played on Live/Dead,and from my understanding Workingman's Deadand American Beauty. (1972)Black and white advert for the solid body JS II (fretted and fretless) and M-85 II basses, and the hollow body Starfire SF-bass II In the late 60s, into the early 70s, Phil also played a Gibson SG bass - I don't recall the exact model - that was modded to have two of the Guild/Hagstrom single-coil bass pickups from a Starfire bass. The Starfire Bass II originally debuted in 1967, shortly after the single-pickup version, and quickly garnered a following that included Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead). Wickersham radically modified the instrument to include quadraphonic pickups (allowing the signal of each string to be sent to separate outputs) and active preamp circuits. Phil briefly started out playing a Gibson EB-0, but eventually switched to a Fender Jazz Bass in 1968. Check out the Starfire pre and post mods In ’71 the bass player (Spike Daley, now living in Grass valley, CA) in my first all-original band wanted to sound more like Jack Casady (Spike liked Jack, Phil Lesh, John Entwistle, and Rick Danko—good taste), so bought himself a bass just like Jack’s—the Guild Starfire. The Official Vintage Guitar Magazine Price Guide 2021 is out now, © vintageguitarandbass.com 2004-2020 | terms and conditions | donate. Many bassists, including the Jefferson Airplane's Jack Casady and the Grateful Dead's Phil Lesh, liked both the easy playability of the Starfire's neck and the sound of its Hagstrom pickups. That was after the glory years of his sound in my mind - I don't think he sounds the same throughout time, that's part of what's cool about him is hearing the development of his sound. The addition of the BiSonic BS-1 neck pickup on the Starfire Bass II gives bassists a warmer, smooth sound for added tonal flexibility. This one of the situations where you could have an identical set up and still not be able to sound anything like Phil Lesh because you're not Phil Lesh. JavaScript is disabled. After that he played a not very modified Guild Starfire (preamps and some magnet changes in the pickups) through late '69 or so (Live Dead is a great example of this sound). Phil Lesh – Starfire bass; Lera Lynn – Starfire III, T-50 [9] Chet Lyster Starfire V (60's vintage) Bryn Merrick - Guild B302 Bass; John Mayer Where The Light Is – Trio Set; Barry McGuire – F-212 12-string; Ellen McIlwaine – S-250, S-500-D; Pat Metheny – D40-C, F-50; Michael Nesmith – JF-30 The Starfire Bass II originally debuted in 1967, shortly after the single-pickup version, and quickly garnered a following that included Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead). The Guild Starfire range have proved to be some of Guilds most enduring instruments. We were so excited and honored to be a part of the process by donating a Starfire Bass II, which Alembic then modified to match Lesh’s iconic Grateful Dead-era bass. Blew it up and if you say there is a closed eye with eyebrow or eyelashes visible I'm not going to argue. This late 1990s re-issue from the fine folks at DeArmond is a fantastic approximation of the ⦠Starfire Bass II is a dual-pickup semi-hollow bass guitar that adds sonic options to one of Guildâs most iconic models, the Starfire Bass. In 1969, Lesh was playing a stock Guild Starfire. Replace the center part and a couple of inches to each side with scalp and it looks familiar. The Hagstrom Bi-sonic was a single coil unit, with a very unique design. These are really great pickups, but for some reason, instruments fitted with these humbuckers are not as desired by collectors as older examples fitted with Bi-sonics. Many bassists, including the Jefferson Airplane's Jack Casady and the Grateful Dead's Phil Lesh, liked both the easy playability of the Starfire's neck and the sound of its Hagstrom pickups. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Somewhere there is a Deadhead laughing at us getting ready to post a link to a thread that identities the listener and has a brief interview. The Starfire Bass II originally debuted in 1967, shortly after the single-pickup version, and quickly garnered a following that included Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead). The Starfire Bass II originally debuted in 1967, shortly after the single-pickup version, and quickly garnered a following that included Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead). Before settling on Irwin's creations, however, he played a Guild Starfire (1965-67), a couple P-90-equipped Les Pauls (1967-68), and a Bigsby-equipped Gibson SG (1969). The short story is this: Phil started out on a Gibson EB0, then moved to a Fender Jazz Bass which he used until '68. The Godfather on the left is a heavily modified Guild Starfire by Alembic. Thanks for posting the picture! This is an arch-top, built for Phil â itâs sort of a Guild M-85, at least in shape. [more], Guild Starfire - Guild Quantum Bass Amplifier (1967)Delivers that hard-driving, up-front, "Motown"-type sound - without going through the engineers control board1967 add showing two members of the Blues Project; Steve Katz playing a Guild Starfi... It remained a feature of the Starfire throughout it's production run, with only a slight shape change in 1968. Notice the details of this left-handed bass. Guild is proud to introduce the Star fire Bass II, a dual-pickup semi-hollow bass guitar that brings additional sonic options to one of Guild's most iconic models. The Starfire Bass II is a dual-pickup semi-hollow bass guitar that adds sonic options to one of Guild’s most iconic models, the Starfire Bass. Hagstrom had been fitting them to their Coronado solid body bass from 1963, but by 1966 had moved on to a new smaller unit. The Starfire's bridge was also made by Hagstrom, and consisted of a metal baseplate with rosewood saddles. The Starfire pickups of the 1960s were made by Hagstrom (Bi-Sonic), and were very highly regarded. [more], Guild Starfire - New Thunderbass amplifier (1966)Half-page advert for the Thunderbass amplifier, also featuring Allan Montoya (Brooks Brothers) with a Starfire bass I should have done that, and was prepared to, but got distracted. [more], Need the value of your guitar? The Guild Starfire Bass II is a dual-pickup semi-hollow bass guitar that adds sonic options to one of Guild's most iconic models, the Starfire Bass. Phil had Modulus make his custom TBXs with an ⦠To my knowledge he was playing a heavily modded Guild Starfire bass with two guild humbucker pickups through a few macintosh amps. Check out other vintage Guild advertisements, Guild Starfire - When we unwrapped it we were knocked-out (1965)This very early Starfire bass advert (mid 1965) from British music magazine Beat Instrumental shows the single pickup Starfire bass with the Hagstrom bisonic pickup in the bridge position. The original Guild Starfire bass was a classic of â60s rock, beloved by Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead, Jack Cassidy of Jefferson Airplane, and countless other holders of the low notes. Ha! The doub... Not as distracted as everyone else is by the person lying on the ground though! Me, too, that's why I assumed that position! We were so excited and honored to be a part of the process by donating a Starfire Bass II, which Alembic then modified to match Leshâs iconic Grateful Dead-era bass. That's the bass he played on Live/Dead, and from my understanding Workingman's Dead and American Beauty. Guild Starfire II Bass Guitar Natural 1973, 1969 GUILD USA STARFIRE BASS CASE fits also EB SEMI BASS, Find more vintage guitars for sale at vintageguitarsforsale.co, 1968 Shaftesbury 'Electric Guitars' catalog, 1970 Rose-Morris 'Exciting Electrics Wonderful Westerns Celebrated Classics' catalog, 1971 Rose-Morris 'Exciting Electrics Wonderful Westerns' catalog, 1965 Gretsch 'For the Spectacular Sound of the Times' guitar and amp catalog, Guitar Repair: fixing fret buzz and sharp fret ends, 1966 Hagstrom 'Worlds Fastest Playing Neck' catalog (Merson USA), 1971 Gibson Les Paul Recording guitar owners manual, 1971 Gibson Les Paul Triumph bass owners manual, 1981 Gibson Victory MV-II electric guitar, Hagstrom Bi-sonic pickups, replaced by Guild humbuckers in 1970, Bound Maple (Sunburst and Blonde finishes) or Mahogany (all other finishes). Guild Starfire Bass 2014 Cherry Red. The Guild Starfire Bass II is a dual-pickup semi-hollow bass guitar that brings additional sonic options to one of Guild' most iconic models. Phil had Modulus make his custom TBXs with an … Rare 1976 Guild Starfire SF-Bass II in Black finish, original and in good condition for its age. The Starfire Bass II Flamed Maple (FM) is back and better than ever. There were two Guild Starfire models, the single pickup Starfire I, launched in 1965, and a dual pickup Starfire II debuting in 1967. Phil Lesh is interesting - I really started listening to the Dead in college (so 1988) and even saw the Dead three times between 1990-1994. It has so many knobs to control the monstrous Wall of Sound the Dead toured with in the early 70s. In the early 1970's, Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead had his heavily modified Gibson EB3 stolen. [more], Guild Starfire - Buddy Guy Blues Band (1970)1970 Guitar Player advert featuring Buddy Guy's band - Buddy uses a Starfire SF IV through a Thunderbird guitar amp. Phil Lesh's Alembic Modified Guild Starfire-"The Godfather" « Reply #60 on: May 06, 2015, 11:45:09 AM » Fascinating info - thanks for pulling back the curtain on a mystery that has confounded me for 40 + years. The band is a trio, with Weir on guitar and vocals, Don Was on upright bass, and Jay Lane on drums. You can get close to that sound by using a short scale bass with a rack mount Alembic Superfilters (SF-2). The Starfire Bass II originally debuted in 1967, shortly after the single-pickup version, and quickly garnered a following that included Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead). Later (1966), these were reversed, with the pickup moving to the neck position (see a 1968 Starfire Bass I, also left). Ha, I have to laugh! During the spring of 2018, Weir performed a series of concerts with former Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh. From there, a modified Gibson EB-3 (1969) preceded what became his main bass for several years: an Alembic-modified Guild Starfire known as "The Godfather." The Starfire Bass II originally debuted in 1967, shortly after the single-pickup version, and quickly garnered a following that included Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead). The top (spruce) and back (maple) are carved. The Modulus TBX is an older model (before they started making them again). Phil Lesh is interesting - I really started listening to the Dead in college (so 1988) and even saw the Dead three times between 1990-1994. The main features of the Starfire bass are summarised in the table below. You must log in or register to reply here. The Grateful Dead posted a cool photo from 1967 with a shot of Phil's Big Red Starfire Bass: I think this is before any major mods - not the greatest pic for details but cool to see Phil hunched over it, clutching his pick and playing up high on the neck! In the early 1970's, Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead had his heavily modified Gibson EB3 stolen. Push-button bass boost, replaced by a tone switch in 1970, Sunburst, Cherry, Emerald Green, Ebony Grain, Amber, Brown, Black, Walnut, Blonde, Natural Mahogany. The neck is a 3-piece running straight through the body, not touching the top or back until the butt of the instrument, where the bridge is sunk into it. As a thought exercise, imagine a balding male who loses their hair on the top but nor the sides. Hardshell case included. 1970 Guild S-100 Polara - collectible or not? The Bi-sonics continued to be fitted to Guild Starfire (and JS) basses until 1970, when Guild finally replaced them with their own brand new humbuckers. Click on the images for larger copies. Overall length 46 3/4", Initially one-piece (later three piece) Peruvian Mahogany, rosewood 21 fret fingerboard with pearl dot position markers, Hagstrom bridge, Guild tuners, volume and tone control, hand rests, Hagstrom bridge, Guild tuners, 2 volume and 2 tone controls, master volume, pickup selector. The Guild Starfire range have proved to be some of Guilds most enduring instruments. It has so many knobs to control the monstrous Wall of Sound the Dead toured with in the early 70s. The Grateful Dead posted a cool photo from 1967 with a shot of Phil's Big Red Starfire Bass: I wish I was the person laying on the floor (head at bottom right). I'm seeing his head face down on his right arm. The Starfire bass stood up well against hollow body rivals such as the Epiphone Rivoli, Gibson EB2 and Fender Coronado bass. Works perfectly! I'm thinking facing the band. Starfire basses have been introduced in 1965 and where pretty popular back then, famous player as Felix Pappalardi (Journey), Steve Boone (Lovin´Spoonful), Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) or Phil Lesh (Greadful Dead) played a Guild Starfire bass because of their own sound. The bass player uses a Starefire SF bass through a Quantum X amplifier Electric bass advertisements originally published from 1965 onwards. The Starfire Bass II originally debuted in 1967, shortly after the single-pickup version, and quickly garnered a following that included Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane) and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead). Used Guild Starfire cherry red semi-hollowbody bass guitar. Phil Leshâs Guild Starfire Bass with Alembic Electronics featured the Grateful Dead's Steal Your Face logo and was known as "The Godfather." Width 16 3/8", 1 7/8" thin, length 20 1/4" (1968) 18" (1975). 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