Jay Turser JT-Res Electric Resonator Guitar | Cool Semi Hollow Body Electric Guitar

Jay Turser JT-Res Electric Resonator Guitar, Antique Natural Sunburst | Cool Semi Hollow Body Electric Guitar From Jay Turser Single deep-cutaway body shape, dot inlay and chrome hardware. The guitar has a bridge-position humbucker, piezo under the resonator, tone and blend knobs that keep your options wide open. Pick up a slide for even more [...]

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Gibson ES-137 Classic Electric Guitar | Gibson Hollow Body Electric Guitar

Gibson ES-137 Classic Electric Guitar, Tri Burst | Gibson Hollow Body Electric Guitar From Gibson Memphis An inlayed “C” at the 12th fret identifies this timeless beauty a classic. All other features are pure Gibson deluxe including, a laminated curly maple body, binding on top and bottom, a bound rosewood fingerboard with pearloid trapezoid inlays, [...]

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Yamaha SLG100N Silent Nylon Acoustic Electric Classical Guitar | Acoustic Electric Nylon String Guitars

Yamaha silent nylon string guitar fuses traditional and ultra-modern influence that are great for both practice and performance. This unique guitar has a detachable frame and comes with a special gigbag for easy transport. Acoustic Electric Nylon String Guitars.

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Epiphone Dot Studio Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar, Worn Brown | Really Cheap Guitar

The Epiphone Dot Studio Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar builds on Epiphone’s great tradition of archtops such as the legendary Sheraton and Emperor. Simplified controls and minimalist styling provide great functionality and elegant visual appeal while powerful Vintage Alnico V Plus pickups give it plenty of bite. Drawing on the classic 335 vibe, with mahogany top, back, sides, and set neck, the Dot Studio guitar dishes out hot blues and rock when overdriven or thick jazz tones clean. The scale length is 24-3/4″, with a nut width of 1-17/25″. The LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece provide more sustain and string changing easier. Really Cheap Guitar.

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