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Best Sellers in Electric Guitars - Semi-Hollow
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PRS SE Zach Myers
62 available from $759- The SE Zach Myers is a signature guitar for the Shinedown artist
- Features a semi-hollow mahogany body and maple top with flame maple veneer, a mahogany neck with rosewood fretboard, 24.5” scale length, and 245 'S' humbuckers
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Danelectro 59M 12-String
12 available from $549 - 3
Rickenbacker 330
46 available from $1,351.86As one of the most popular Rick guitars currently in production, the Rickenbacker 330 has a host of famous fans: Tom Petty, Pete Townshend, Carrie Brownstein, and Johnny Marr, to name a few. The 330 sports Rickenbacker’s classic semi-hollow crescent moon body made of maple. Older 330 models came with the Rickenbacker Toaster pickups, which are more suited to a tone a la The Beatles, while the newer Hi-Gain pickups may sound more like The Smiths. Either way, the Rickenbacker 330 is great for jangly, British-sounding tone. - 4
Squier Classic Vibe Starcaster
94 available from $378.93 - 5
Gibson ES-335 Dot (2020 - Present)
53 available from $2,450.72 - 6
PRS CE-24 Semi-Hollow
73 available from $1,600Features a 25" scale length, and a pair of 85/15 humbuckers. Semi-Hollow version of the longtime PRS staple, the CE-24. - 7
Epiphone ES-339
33 available from $425Epiphone's new Inspired by Gibson ES-339 is a smaller-bodied variation of the larger ES-335. It still promises to deliver the tone and feel of a classic Gibson in a more affordable package for budget-conscious guitarists, featuring the '60s-style Kalamazoo headstock that the rest of the collection also sports, as well as a solid maple center block for increased sustain and feedback resistance. Available in a variety of finishes, the Inspired by Gibson ES-339 is a great instrument for any playing style. - 8
Epiphone Sheraton II 1986 - 2007
28 available from $654.90The Epiphone Sheraton II features an 'Epiphone by Gibson' headstock from 1986 - 1988 and more traditional 'Epiphone' labeled headstock from 1988. It is made with a maple / walnut neck which differs from the models made from 2008 onward which features a maple neck. - 9
Gretsch G5622T Electromatic Center Block Double Cutaway with Bigsby, Laurel Fretboard
232 available from $549.99Features Black Top Filter'Tron pickups, as opposed to the earlier Hilo'Tron pickups on the previous version. - 10
Danelectro '59M NOS Double Cutaway
22 available from $459The Danelectro '59M NOS Double Cutaway is an impressive reissue of the company's most famous guitar, taking on the classic Shorthorn platform and delivering time-tested vintage tones through 15-year-old Alnico magnet lipstick pickups. Flip to the middle position to put the pickups in series and get some serious bite and weighty sustain, great for driving your tube amp into harmonic bliss. A fully adjustable wraparound bridge and metal nut let you set exact intonation with ease, keeping the '59M NOS in perfect tune from top to bottom. - 11
Epiphone ES-335 Figured
23 available from $569Epiphone's new Inspired by Gibson ES-335 Figured promises to deliver the tone and feel of a classic Gibson in a more affordable package for budget-conscious guitarists. It features the '60s-style Kalamazoo headstock that the rest of the collection also sports, as well as a solid maple center block for increased sustain and feedback resistance. This version also sports an extra eye-catching figured top for players that want to add a bit more flair to their stage performance. - 12
Epiphone ES-335
20 available from $518.93Epiphone's new Inspired by Gibson ES-335 promises to deliver the tone and feel of a classic Gibson in a more affordable package for budget-conscious guitarists. It features the '60s-style Kalamazoo headstock that the rest of the collection also sports, as well as a solid maple center block for increased sustain and feedback resistance. Available in a variety of finishes, the Inspired by Gibson ES-335 is a great instrument for any playing style. - 13
Epiphone ES-335 Pro
10 available from $549.99Heritage quality and premium tone aren't the sole territory of the Custom Shop. The Epiphone Limited Edition ES-335 PRO delivers a pro-grade instrument to the working musician. A laminated birch/maple top and body plays host to a pair of Alnico Classic PRO humbuckers and coil-splitting capabilities for a world of room-filling sustain as sweet as a cherry. - 14
Squier Paranormal Cabronita Telecaster Thinline
184 available from $323.95 - 15
PRS SE Custom 22 Semi-Hollow
66 available from $580- The SE Custom 22 Semi-Hollow features mahogany back, sides, and neck, with a maple top and flame maple veneer, a 25” scale length rosewood fretboard, tremolo bridge, and 85/15 ’S’ humbuckers
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Squier Classic Vibe '60s Telecaster Thinline
60 available from $391.99 - 17
Epiphone The Dot 2008 - 2019
20 available from $449.99Modeled after Gibson's legendary semi-hollow body guitar, the Epiphone Dot is an affordable recreation of the original '50s model, summoning the same humbucker-backed warmth and sustain loved across genres.
- Body: Laminated maple top and body with solid mahogany tone block in double cutaway design
- Neck: Set mahogany in SlimTaper D profile with 12" radius rosewood fretboard
- Electronics: Alnico Classic neck and Alnico Classic Plus bridge humbuckers
- Other Features: Tune-O-Matic bridge, stopbar tailpiece, dot inlays, 24.75" scale
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Epiphone ES-339 Pro 2012 - 2019
11 available from $499The semi-hollow Epiphone ES-339 Pro has only been around a short while, but it pays tribute to one of the most well-known guitars in Gibson's line: the ES-335. Its smaller body size makes it more akin to the Gibson ES-339, but the instrument's roots are place firmly in one of the more well-known of Gibson's ES line. The ES-339 Pro is great for a variety of genres, from rock to jazz to country, and is particularly great for players who want a lighter, more movable guitar. The ES-339 Pro is nearly identical in construction to the initial 2011 run of ES-339s but features Alnico Pro pickups instead of Pro Bucker pickups. - 19
Gibson ES-335 Dot 1991 - 2014
63 available from $2,500The Gibson ES-335 Dot has been known by more than one name over the last three decades, but it's undoubtedly singular in its popularity as one of Gibson's most well-known reissues. First known as the ES-335 Dot, then renamed the ES-335 Reissue in the '90s, this instrument is based on the technical specs of its 1960s predecessor. While specimens from the early '80s may command a higher asking price, all ES-335 Reissues are built from a semi-hollow maple body with a rosewood fingerboard, two humbuckers, and come with the identifying dot inlays. Its popularity over the years has landed the ES-335 Dot Reissue in the hands of many a famous guitarist, like Dave Grohl and Eric Clapton.
The 1991 - 2014 era of Gibson USA ES-335s were available with either a plain or figured maple top. These models are identical other than the figured maple, and can be identified by their model codes: ESDP for plain top models, and ESDT for figured top models. The model codes can be found on the f-hole sticker or COA booklet depending on the year of production. - 20
Gibson ES-335 Block (2020 - Present)
37 available from $3,199 - 21
Squier Classic Vibe '70s Telecaster Thinline
84 available from $401.77 - 22
G&L Tribute Series ASAT Classic Bluesboy Semi-Hollow
73 available from $449The G&L Tribute Series ASAT Classic Bluesboy is an affordable, semi-hollow guitar that promises to bring you the signature twang that the guitar style is known for. Its swamp ash body features an f-hole, and pickup-wise, it's outfitted with a single-coil G&L Magnetic Field Design bridge pickup (designed by Leo Fender) paired with a complementary G&L alnico humbucker (designed by Paul Gagon) in the neck position. The MFD promises crisp attack and complex harmonics, while the humbucking brings the signature, characterful warmth to your tone. - 23
Eastman T486 Thinline Archtop
26 available from $1,255 - 24
Heritage H-535 Standard
51 available from $2,099 - 25
Fender Modern Player Starcaster
3 available from $1,125Gibson dominated the semi-hollow guitar market from the 1950s onward, spurring Fender to try and gain market share in that segment in the 1970s. To do that, they developed the Fender Starcaster, a short-lived offset semi-hollow guitar with dual humbuckers. A loyal fan base grew for decades after production ended, leading to several boutique builds based on the template (i.e. the Bilt Volare, Paul Langudoec's custom build for Trey Anastasio). Finally, Fender hear the calling in 2012 and reissued the guitar as the Modern Player Starcaster. The model is built in China to keep costs and pricing affordable, but offers the same essential design elements as the original. - 26
Epiphone Tom Delonge Signature ES-333
11 available from $1,086Are you feeling this? The Epiphone Tom Delonge Signature ES-333 is a fast avenue to the unapologetic tone of a pop-punk superstar built to his exact specifications. A laminated maple archtop design and signature Dirty Finger humbucker dial in a wide world of tone to keep your ears happy while a SlimTape "D" profile neck affords easy purchase up and down the fretboard. - 27
Gibson Custom Shop '64 ES-335 Reissue (2020 - Present)
65 available from $4,200 - 28
Gretsch G2622T Streamliner Center Block with Bigsby, BT-2S Pickups
102 available from $439.99 - 29
Rickenbacker 360
31 available from $1,999.99 - 30
Fender Artist Series JA-90 Jim Adkins Signature Telecaster
77 available from $705 - 31
Gretsch G5655TG Electromatic Center Block Jr. Single Cutaway with Gold Hardware
111 available from $649.99From the warm gloss of smooth jazz tones to the snarling rumble of a rockabilly jam, the Gretsch G5655TG Electromatic Center Block Jr. delivers a gamut of tones with sleek looks to match. Gloss finishes like Cadillac Green and Azure Metallic are the perfect compliment to outfitted features like an authentic Bigsby B70 vibrato tailpiece and pair of Black Top Broad'Tron pickups responsible for all those tones on tap. A versatile workhorse ideal for any fan of Gretsch. - 32
Fender Modern Player Telecaster Thinline Deluxe
15 available from $549.95Combining the classic hot-rodded f-hole styling and hot P90 pickups, the Fender Modern Player Telecaster Thinline Deluxe offers classic Thinline sound at a solid price.
- Body: Semi-hollow mahogany with one f-hole
- Neck: Modern "C" profile bolt-on maple with maple fretboard
- Electronics: Dual Modern Player MP-90 pickups, volume/tone for each pickup, three-way pickup switch
- Other Features: String-thru-body hardtail bridge, skirted knobs
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Ibanez AS53 Artcore Semi-Hollow
59 available from $260 - 34
Rickenbacker 360/12 (1990 - 2011)
14 available from $2,100 - 35
Rickenbacker 360 (1990 - 2011)
21 available from $1,999One of the most iconic staples in the company's roster, the Rickenbacker 360 Electric Guitar stands in celebrity alongside the likes of the Stratocaster and Les Paul. Immediately recognizable for its distinctive body shape, unique teardrop-like f-hole, and triangular pearloid inlays, the maple body and smooth three-piece maple/walnut neck are complemented by an easily playable rosewood fretboard and signature Rickenbacker tailpiece. Not just easy on the eyes, the pair of hi-gain single-coil pickups each feature their own three-way pickup and individual tone and volume controls for summoning those signature cleans and gritty overdriven tones favored by players from George Harrison to Ezra Koenig of Vampire Weekend. - 36
Gibson ES-335TD "Norlin Era" 1970 - 1981
54 available from $3,200 - 37
PRS SE Custom 22 (2017 - Present)
69 available from $599.90- Features a mahogany body and neck, a maple top with flame maple veneer, rosewood fretboard with 25" scale length, 85/15 'S' Humbuckers, and a tremolo
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Gibson ES-335 Dot Figured 1991 - 2014
28 available from $2,795The 1991 - 2014 era of Gibson USA ES-335s were available with either a plain or figured maple top. These models are identical other than the figured maple, and can be identified by their model codes: ESDP for plain top models, and ESDT for figured top models. The model codes can be found on the f-hole sticker or COA booklet depending on the year of production. - 39
Ibanez AS73 Artcore Electric Guitar
60 available from $299.99Love the feel and tone of semi-hollow guitars - especially those played by John Scofield and Eric Krasno - but balk at the price tags usually hanging on them? There are plenty of affordable options, but the Ibanez AS73 Artcore might just be the best value among them. If you don't have to have the Gibson body shape, the AS73 is a perfect platform for swapping in upgraded pickups or using as a starter guitar. Find anything else this rad under $350? Good luck. - 40
Epiphone Sheraton II 2008 - 2015
16 available from $499The Epiphone Sheraton, along with the Gibson ES-335, was one of the first semi-hollow electric guitar models ever produced. Today the Epiphone Sheraton II continues the legacy of the original's warm, singing, feedback-resistant tone. Read more about the history of the Epiphone Sheraton II, learn about why it is the best semi-hollow electric guitar for the money and shop for new and used Sheraton IIs. This run of Sheratons differs from the perviously model in that in features a maple neck instead of a maple / walnut neck. - 41
Gretsch G2655T-P90 Streamliner Center Block Double Cutaway with Bigsby
130 available from $479 - 42
Rickenbacker 330/12
18 available from $2,399.99With sharp double-cutaways and the recognizable Rickenbacker body shape made from maple, the semi-hollow Rickenbacker 330-12 12-string electric guitar has proven to be one of the brand's most popular models since the 1960s. The 330-12 has been used for its jangly sound, perfect for pop and various other genres, by the likes of Tom Petty, Johnny Marr, and Peter Buck, to name a few. - 43
Duesenberg Starplayer TV Electric Guitar
37 available from $1,495.95The Duesenberg Starplayer TV is a luxe guitar with some of the best appointments for the guitar player who only wants the best. Semi-hollow, sporting one custom-wound P-90 at the neck and a vintage humbucker at the bridge, with a modified '60s-style tremolo and floating bridge, the Starplayer TV has pretty much everything you could ask for from a semi-hollow electric. Hop in a time machine and take it back to some of the best years of rock 'n' roll with the vintage-inspired Duesenberg Starplayer TV. - 44
Epiphone Riviera Frequensator
26 available from $618.93The Epiphone Riviera Frequensator features a maple top, back and sides, a LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge, and Epiphone Pro mini humbuckers. - 45
Epiphone Sheraton II Pro
20 available from $569.99The Epiphone Sheraton II Pro picks up where the Epiphone Sheraton II 2008 - 2015 left off and features ProBucker pickups, a 5-piece maple / walnut neck and a GraphTech NuBone XL Nut. - 46
Epiphone Riviera Custom P-93
14 available from $542.99The Epiphone Riviera Custom P-93 features three Alnico-V P90s, a B70 Bigsby Vibrato, gold hardware, with hard scalloped bracing and sound posts. - 47
D'Angelico EX-SS Semi-Hollow with Stairstep Tailpiece
24 available from $899.99Built with illustrious flamed maple, dual Kent Armstrong humbuckers and an immensely comfortable 15" body design, the D'Angelico EX-SS Semi-Hollowbody Guitar marries vintage look and sound with modern appointments for today's player. Featuring a buttery neck and rosewood fretboard which allow for some of the smoothest playing on the market, the EX-SS's pristine sound might only be matched by its incomparable finish in natural, grey black, or sunburst. - 48
Squier Affinity Starcaster
89 available from $254.99 - 49
Fender American Elite Telecaster Thinline
4 available from $1,600The Fender American Elite Telecaster Thinline brings a smorgasbord of innovations to one of the best-known instruments produced by a company known for innovation. Introducing the new fourth generation noiseless pickups in the bridge and neck, this model takes it even further with an S-1 blade switching system and brass saddles for true Tele tone. Top it all off with improved body contours and finish options like Mystic Blue and you've got a new heavy hitter in the world of semi-hollow guitars. - 50
Gibson Memphis ES-Les Paul
13 available from $2,800Gibson's ES-Les Paul is a hybrid design which borrows elements from the ES-335 and the Les Paul.
Features:- 3-ply Maple/Poplar/Maple construction for top, back, rim with a figured top
- 1-piece mahogany neck with "C" profile, rosewood fingerboard, bone nut
- MHS Humbuckers
- Pearloid trapezoid inlays
- 3-ply Maple/Poplar/Maple construction for top, back, rim with a figured top
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PRS Custom 24 10-Top 1991 - 2010
37 available from $2,299.99This "in-between" phase of the PRS Custom 24 marks the switch from Brazilian Rosewood to Indian Rosewood, though the 5-way rotary selector was still in place at this time, later replaced by a "blade" switch as is used on the most recent production guitars. This era also saw the first "explosion" of finish / color options offered by PRS. - 52
Epiphone The Dot 1997 - 2007
17 available from $326.41One of the most popular guitars in the Epiphone arsenal, The Epiphone The Dot features Alnico Classic and Classic Plus humbucker, slim taper "D" profile neck and a mahogany center block. The 1997 - 2007 model features a maple neck. - 53
Gibson Midtown Custom
5 available from $1,500 - 54
Gibson ES-339 2007 - 2014
14 available from $1,995The Gibson ES-339 electric guitar draws from a multitude of sources to comprise its build: a shape similar to that of the ES-335, a smaller body size closer to a Les Paul. The ES-339 was designed to offer the fuller sound of a semi-hollow but with the comfort and playability of a solidbody guitar. Sometimes called the Gibson Memphis ES-339, this electric was built in Gibson's Memphis Custom Shop and actually sports Gibson's Memphis Tone Circuit, making the moniker particularly apt.
This first run of ES-339s features '57 Classic pickups. - 55
Gibson ES-135 P-100 1991 - 2003
11 available from $2,164.18 - 56
Gibson ES-137 Classic
4 available from $2,450As the modern member of the Gibson ES Series, the Gibson ES-137 Classic was released in 2002. The ES-137 comes in two versions: the Custom and the Classic. Both come with a semi-hollow body shape akin to the ES-175 but with a centerblock similar to the ES-135, but the Classic is topped with a rosewood fingerboard and sports trapezoidal inlays. If you're looking for a vintage taste with a modern twist, check out the ES-137 Classic. - 57
Epiphone B.B. King Lucille
2 available from $800The Epiphone Lucille was updated in 2021 with an ebony fretboard, new tuning heads, and a more subdued headstock shape. - 58
Rickenbacker 360/12
10 available from $2,650Made famous by George Harrison in the ‘60s, the jangly Rickenbacker 360/12 12-string electric guitar has become perhaps one of the most iconic 12-string electrics. With a semi-hollow body and thru-body neck, the 360/12 is able to create a unique tone that is difficult to create with other 12-string guitars. Though this model has undergone many changes and seen many iterations through the years, the newer Rick 360/12 models have a slimmer neck and are still highly-sought instruments. - 59
Rickenbacker 330 (1990 - 2011)
22 available from $1,774.62As one of the most popular Rick guitars currently in production, the Rickenbacker 330 has a host of famous fans: Tom Petty, Pete Townshend, Carrie Brownstein, and Johnny Marr, to name a few. The 330 sports Rickenbacker’s classic semi-hollow crescent moon body made of maple. Older 330 models came with the Rickenbacker Toaster pickups, which are more suited to a tone a la The Beatles, while the newer Hi-Gain pickups may sound more like The Smiths. Either way, the Rickenbacker 330 is great for jangly, British-sounding tone. - 60
Epiphone Wildkat
22 available from $449.99With roots in Epiphone's deep archtop design history, the Epiphone Wildkat is a small hollowbody with some Gretsch-like similarities but at far more musician-friendly prices. Its mahogany body is completed with a maple top and maple neck, along with a rosewood fingerboard. Its distinctive dogear P90s are topped off by a Bigsby tremolo and a number of distinctive limited edition finishes, including the Wildkat Deluxe and the Wildkat Royale. The Wildkat is also available with a stop bar tailpiece on the Wildkat Studio. - 61
Gretsch G2622 Streamliner Center Block with Laurel Fretboard, V-Stoptail
171 available from $364.77 - 62
Gretsch G2655 Streamliner Center Block Jr. with Laurel Fretboard, V-Stoptail
83 available from $369.99 - 63
Gretsch G2622-P90 Streamliner Center Block Double Cutaway with V-Stoptail
93 available from $409.99 - 64
Gibson ES-345 (2020 - Present)
7 available from $3,299 - 65
Gretsch G2655T Streamliner Center Block Jr. with Laurel Fretboard, Bigsby
126 available from $409.96Hankering for the classic looks of a semi-hollow body with a build made for high-gain performance? Look no further than the Gretsch G2655T Streamliner Center Block Jr. A pair of Broad-Tron BT-2S pickups designed specifically for this model summon searing tones through the whole spectrum, and the spruce center block puts a tamper on that unwanted feedback. Top it off with a Bigsby B50 vibrato tailpiece for a machine made to shred. - 66
Gibson Blueshawk
10 available from $1,399For a lesser-known blues machine with a signature style to match, the Gibson Blueshawk delivers in spades with a semi-hollow body design, pair of custom P90 pickups, and a six-way Varitone switch for a world of warmth. Developed and marketed in the mid to late '90s, the Blueshawk fused the smaller shape of a solid body with the open presence of a hollow body to allow players a comfortable feel with a tone that could get big and gritty. One of the more affordable Gibsons on the market, the Blueshawk an American-made diamond in the rough. - 67
Danelectro Stock '59 DC
55 available from $360Features a double cutaway, two lipstick pickups, and a wood bridge. Available in Black, Vintage Aqua, Vintage Cream, Vintage Red, and Aquamarine. - 68
Gretsch G2622LH Streamliner Center Block with Laurel Fretboard, V-Stoptail Left-Handed
45 available from $380 - 69
Danelectro 59X12
34 available from $539.99 - 70
Harmony Comet
27 available from $1,299 - 71
PRS S2 Vela Semi-Hollow Satin
7 available from $1,375 - 72
Gretsch G5622 Electromatic Center Block Double Cutaway with V-Stoptail
128 available from $499.99 - 73
Godin A6 Ultra Natural
16 available from $999 - 74
Gibson ES-135 1991 - 2003
8 available from $1,525What if a rockin' ES-335 and a jazzy ES-175 had a child? You'd get the incredibly versatile, semi-hollow Gibson ES-135. Initially produced with P-100s, later models feature dual humbuckers. High fidelity while still warm and resonant, this guitar has the skillset of a 335 with a bit more jazz and rockabilly capability. It's a mid-point that's hard to put a finger on, but once you're there it feels so right. - 75
Rickenbacker 325C64
11 available from $2,895 - 76
Fender Classic Series '69 Telecaster Thinline
8 available from $699The Fender Classic Series '69 Telecaster Thinline is a modern take on one of the greats at a price point that won't leave you broke, due to its MIM status. With the same semi-hollow body and sleek f-hole that made the original Thinline Tele so remarkable -- and easy to play -- the Classic Series '69 Thinline is impressively authentic for its cost, sporting vintage F tuners, single-coil Tele pickups containing Alnico magnets, and a vintage-styled pickguard. - 77
Epiphone Emily Wolfe Signature Sheraton
3 available from $799.99 - 78
Epiphone ES-339 P90 Pro 2014 - 2019
4 available from $429 - 79
Fender Deluxe Telecaster Thinline
6 available from $949 - 80
Yamaha SA2200-OVS Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar
12 available from $1,650 - 81
Gibson Midtown Standard
9 available from $1,599 - 82
Eastman T386 Thinline
20 available from $900 - 83
Suhr Alt T Pro
2 available from $2,700 - 84
Gibson Lucille BB King Signature 1988 - 1999
17 available from $3,787.47 - 85
Silvertone Jupiter 1423
2 available from $1,615.25Like many Silvertone guitars of this era, the Jupiter 1423 was produced by Harmony. It is similar to Harmony's H47 Stratotone model.
Years of Production: 1960s - 86
PRS SE Zach Myers 2014 - 2017
5 available from $699- The SE Zach Myers is a signature guitar for the Shinedown artist
- Features a semi-hollow mahogany body and maple top with flame maple veneer, a mahogany neck with rosewood fretboard, 24.5” scale length, and SE 245 humbuckers
- Updated in 2018 with new pickups
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Sire Larry Carlton H7
7 available from $545.84 - 88
Gibson Modern Collection ES-335 Satin
17 available from $2,450 - 89
PRS S2 Singlecut Semi-Hollow 2014 - 2019
6 available from $1,375- The S2 Singlecut Semi-Hollow features a mahogany body and neck with figured maple top, rosewood fretboard, 25” scale length, stoptail, and #7 humbuckers
- Also available as a solid body
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Michael Kelly Hybrid Special
18 available from $569.99 - 91
Rickenbacker 360/12C63
5 available from $3,900 - 92
Ibanez JSM10-VYS John Scofield Signature Hollowbody Electric Guitar Vintage Yellow Sunburst
14 available from $1,000 - 93
Ibanez AS73G Artcore Semi-Hollow
26 available from $399.99 - 94
Vintage VSA500 Reissued Series Semi-Hollow
18 available from $375 - 95
Guild Newark St. Collection Starfire I DC
76 available from $370.39 - 96
Godin A6 Ultra Semi-Acoustic/Electric Guitar Cognac Burst
9 available from $879 - 97
Collings I-35 LC
6 available from $4,500 - 98
Fender American Original '60s Telecaster Thinline
25 available from $1,699 - 99
Epiphone B.B. King Lucille Ebony 1997 - 2019
7 available from $800This long-running Gibson signature model is based on the various modified ES-355s used by blues legend B.B. King. Like King's guitars, the Lucille model lacks F-holes to reduce feedback and featues a tunable TP-6 bridge. This model was updated in 2021 with an ebony fretboard, new tuning heads, and a more subdued headstock shape. - 100
Fender Starcaster (1976 - 1979)
9 available from $4,925Fender launched the Starcaster in 1976 as an attempt to break into the semi-hollowbody, humbucker market. Like the earlier Coronado, the Starcaster was a commercial failure. The Starcaster was distinguished by it offset body style and unique headstock.
Years of Production: 1976 - 1979
Body Style: Semi-hollowbody
Notable Players: Johnny Greenwood