Gibson L-4 CES Mahogany Hollowbody Electric Guitar Wine Red

The L-4 was developed as a louder, bolder update of Gibson' popular L-1 and L-3 designs, advertised as a grand concert size model with 20 frets, one more than its predecessors. The L-4' top changed radically in 1935 when, under the direction of the company's famed designer Lloyd Loar, the round soundhole was replaced by a pair of f-holes to enhance tone and projection. During the 40s, many elements were added including crown pegheads and parallelogram inlays on its fingerboard, but the biggest innovation in the guitar's design came in 1949 with electrification. To meet the demands of the dawn of popular music's electric age, Gibson first created the laminated top ES-175 in 1948 based on the construction of the acoustic carved top L-4. But players still wanted a genuine electric full-bodied L-4 with a carved top. The first wave of these guitars were built in small batches throughout the 1950s, but were perfected late in the decade. Along the way, the guitar's body traded its rounded edges for a single cutaway horn to allow easier access to the high notes, a sign of the L-4's evolution from rhythm to lead-and-rhythm instrument. Finally, in 1958, the design reached a pinnacle with a run of 20 guitars bearing the Gibson L-4 CES name. Some had Charlie Christian pickups, others alnicos, and a few sported humbuckers. Over time the humbuckers proved the most versatile and practical, and thus today' graceful mahogany L-4 CES model reached maturity. Body: Today's gorgeous L-4 CES six-strings still adhere to the classic design of their namesakes. They have a carved solid spruce top and a carved solid mahogany back and rims. They are a comfortable 16" wide, 20" long, and 3 3/8" deep and come in wine red, natural, and vintage sunburst finishes with multiple white or black binding on top, with single white binding on their backs. Neck: Contributing much to the guitar's silky, lush, deep tone is the one-Body. Body shape: Single cutaway. Body type: Hollow body. Body material: Solid wood. Top wood: Spruce Carved. Body wood: Mahogany Carved. Body finish: Gloss. Orientation: Right handed Neck. Neck shape: ES rounded. Neck wood: Mahogany 1-piece. Joint: Set-in. Scale length: 24.75". Truss rod: Standard. Neck finish: Gloss. Fretboard Material: Ebony. Fret size: Medium jumbo. Number of frets: 20. Inlays: Parallelogram. Nut width: 1.687" (42.8mm).

Heritage Standard H-530 Hollowbody Electric Guitar Transparent Cherry

This fully hollow, double cutaway is the lightest guitar in the Heritage lineup. Constructed using the same laminate maple rim set as the H-535 model, the open construction and lack of a full center block, allows this guitar to breathe naturally. The addition of a set of Lollar P-90s, provides warm and growling tones that many players seeking a vintage tone desire. The H-530 is for those looking for a thinline hollow body with versatility to play both jazz and rock. Includes hardshell case.

Heritage Standard H-575 Hollowbody Electric Guitar Original Sunburst

This archtop is a workhorse for any serious player. Featuring a figured maple body paired with a genuine mahogany neck, and select Indian rosewood fretboard, the H-575 offers a balanced pallet of tones. While this model is primarily sought after by jazz players, the dual Seymour Duncan Seth Lover humbuckers allow the guitar to be quite versatile. The H-575 is for those seeking a solid construction hollow body that has a clean and balanced voice without the breaking the bank. Includes hardshell case.

Epiphone USA Texan Hollowbody Acoustic-Electric Guitar Vintage Sunburst

Since 1958, the Epiphone Texan has been the inspiration for generations of world-class songwriters. Now, the Texan is made in the USA once again and handcrafted in Bozeman, Montana, by Gibsons finest acoustic luthiers. The Epiphone Texas features all-solid woods, X-bracing and a 25.5" scale length for a powerful tone. Solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides. Mahogany neck, Indian rosewood fretboard and bridge with mother-of-pearl single parallelogram inlays, compound dove tail neck joint, L.R. Baggs VTC undersaddle pickup with volume and tone controls. Nitro finish, authentic celluloid pickguard, bone nut and saddle, nickel tuner plating

Heritage Standard H-530 Hollowbody Electric Guitar Antique Natural

This fully hollow, double cutaway is the lightest guitar in the Heritage lineup. Constructed using the same laminate maple rim set as the H-535 model, the open construction and lack of a full center block, allows this guitar to breathe naturally. The addition of a set of Lollar P-90s, provides warm and growling tones that many players seeking a vintage tone desire. The H-530 is for those looking for a thinline hollow body with versatility to play both jazz and rock. Includes hardshell case.

Heritage Standard Eagle Classic Hollowbody Electric Guitar Antique Natural

The Standard Eagle classic is a timeless archtop built to satisfy any player looking for a high-end jazz box. This guitar is crafted with a Sitka spruce top to bring more complex fundamentals and acoustic value. The clean, solid ebony fretboard and solid white binding offer an understated look. Two Seymour Duncan Seth Lover humbuckers provide the diversity and tonal capabilities that any professional demands. The Eagle Classic is a quintessential Jazz guitar for any players collection. Well balanced and versatile, it's a workhorse. Includes hardshell case.