The 30 Best Hollow/Semi-Hollow Body Guitars In 2024

If you have always dreamed of owning a hollow or semi-hollow guitar, now is the perfect moment to get yourself one. Semi-hollow and hollow instruments were rather popular in the fifties. Before Fender and Gibson launched their solid-body series, no one could have imagined any other type of guitar. 

Even today, these models are valuable and sought-after. As you probably know already, the body of the instrument is hollow. With semi-hollow, there is a single block of wood under the pickups and strings, but the side parts are completely hollow. 

Usually, they will have the traditional f-shaped hole, but this is not mandatory. There are plenty of different guitars you can find with this design, and here, I will go through some of the best ones you can find. 

PRS McCarty 594 Hollowbody II

• Type: Hollow body
• Body: Mahogany side, maple top and back
• Neck: Mahogany neck, with rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 24.6” scale (624 mm)
• Pickups: Two 58/15 LT humbuckers
• Finish: McCarty Tobacco Burst
• Controls: Two volume and two tone (push/pull)
• Frets: 22 frets

PRS is short for Paul Reed Smith, who established the company in 1985. Over the years, the company evolved and improved until it managed to find its own style and design. And today, we have incredible and unique guitars unlike any other on the market. 

The McCarty 594 Hollowbody II is an excellent guitar. It is one of the best hollow-body models you can find on the market, and the design is exceptional. It has traditional bird inlays, two humbuckers, and a flame maple top. 

Gretsch G6120TG Nashville Orange Stain

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Laminated maple
• Neck: Maple neck, with ebony fretboard
• Scale: 24.6” scale (624 mm)
• Pickups: Two FT-67 FilterTron humbuckers
• Finish: Orange Satin
• Controls: Master volume, two volume, one tone
• Frets: 22, medium jumbo

Gretsch is another huge name in the world of guitars. The company focuses on making semi-hollow and hollow guitars, and it has been around since 1883. And while the design of guitars is vintage, based on models from the fifties, the sound can be pretty powerful. This is why so many professional guitarists adore Gretsch. 

This model here is G6120TG Nashville, with an Orange Stain finish. It has Bigsby tremolo, a single cutaway, and two traditional f-shaped holes. The guitar is gorgeous. Of course, it is obvious from the price that this is a professional instrument, and if you are looking for incredible quality, Gretsch is the way to go. 

Gibson ES-335 Figured – Sixties Cherry

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: 3-ply Figured Maple/Poplar
• Neck: Mahogany neck, with rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 24.75” scale (628.65 mm)
• Pickups: Calibrated T-Type humbuckers
• Finish: Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer with Sixties Cherry color
• Controls: Two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22, medium jumbo

This entry on the list is one of the most iconic guitars in the world. It is also one of the first instruments people will think of when someone mentions semi-hollow guitars. I am talking about the Gibson ES-335. There are a lot of famous musicians that played a version of ES-335. Eric Clapton played it, Chris Cornell had his own signature model, Dave Grohl, Chuck Berry, Eric Johnson, and many others. And now, you can play it as well. 

The guitar has two f-shaped holes, double cutaway, and the color is Sixties Cherry, which is one of the most popular options. It also has two Calibrated T-Type humbuckers, and you can select them using a three-way switch. 

Fender American Original ’60s Telecaster Thinline

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Ash
• Neck: Maple neck, with maple fretboard
• Scale: 25.51” scale (648 mm)
• Pickups: Tim Shaw designed 60s Tele Thinline Single Coils
• Finish: Aged Natural
• Controls: Master volume and master tone
• Frets: 21 Vintage tall frets

Here, we have something a bit different. Telecasters are usually made of a solid piece of wood, and solid-body guitars have been associated with Fender for quite some time. But the company also offers a couple of semi-hollow instruments. And even though this is a Telecaster model, it is from the Thinline series. 

There is a single f-shaped hole on the body, while the other side is covered by the pickguard. There are two Tim Shaw-designed 60s Tele Thinline pickups, and you can switch between them using the three-way toggle on the instrument. 

Heritage Standard H-535 Original Sunburst

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Laminated Curly Maple
• Neck: Genuine mahogany neck, with rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 24.75” scale (628.65 mm)
• Pickups: Seymour Duncan ’59 humbuckers
• Finish: Sunburst with nitrocellulose lacquer
• Controls: two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22, medium jumbo

Heritage Guitars is one of the younger companies on the list, and it was founded in 1985. It is based in the United States, and it offers a wide range of instruments. And the main selling point of the company is quality. The instruments designed by Heritage Guitars are incredible, and there are many different hollow-body guitars you can check out. 

One of the examples is Heritage Standard H-535. And the model here is with an Original Sunburst finish. Of course, there is no denying that the model is inspired by Gibson ES-335, but if you are looking for something a bit different, Heritage is an excellent choice. 

Sire Larry Carlton H7 Semi-Hollow

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Maple
• Neck: Mahogany neck, with ebony fretboard
• Scale: 24.75” scale (628.65 mm)
• Pickups: Larry Carlton Vintage humbuckers
• Finish: White with a gloss finish
• Controls: two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22, medium jumbo

Sire is a company from the United States, and they offer many different models of guitars and basses. Most notably, the company designed Marcus Miller in several different versions. You can also find acoustic guitars and semi-hollow body models. This is another guitar heavily inspired by Gibson ES-335 and similar models, but the first thing you will notice is the price. For this model, you won’t need to spend a lot of money. 

It’s affordable, looks great, and sounds even better. The Larry Carlton is a signature model designed for this American guitarist, and it is gorgeous. There is something different about white semi-hollow guitars, and it is an excellent alternative in the mid-price range. 

Squier Classic Vibe ’70s Telecaster Thinline

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Soft maple
• Neck: Maple neck, with maple fretboard
• Scale: 25.5” scale (648 mm)
• Pickups: Fender Wide Range humbuckers
• Finish: Natural
• Controls: Master volume, master tone
• Frets: 21, narrow tall

Squier was founded as a way to battle the budget market, and each guitar is based on Fender models. But instead of them being a cheap knock-off, each guitar is licensed and backed up by Fender. As a result, you can find all the incredible models for a significantly lower price. One of the prime examples of what Squier can offer is the Classic Vibe series. 

The ‘70s Thinline Telecaster is based on the models from the seventies, with a couple of modern improvements. It has two humbuckers, a three-way switch, and two controls (one for volume and one for tone). 

PRS SE Zach Myers MB

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Mahogany
• Neck: Mahogany neck, with rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 24.5” scale (622.3 mm)
• Pickups: PRS 245 “S” humbuckers
• Finish: Myers Blue
• Controls: Two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22, medium jumbo

PRS offers many different models, and they all have something unique. But there are a few features all of them share. Namely, the gorgeous maple top is something you will notice on almost every PRS guitar, and the recognizable bird inlays. Unlike the standard PRS models, this one has a single cutaway, making it more similar to Les Paul. 

Two humbuckers will ensure that you have a powerful tone, and the design of the instrument is exceptional. Naturally, the model is designed for Zach Myers, but you can get it for yourself if you want a great semi-hollow body guitar. 

Harley Benton BigTone Trem Vintage Orange

• Type: Hollow body
• Body: Maple
• Neck: Maple neck, with amaranth fretboard
• Scale: 25.5” scale (648 mm)
• Pickups: Deluxe AlNiCo double coil humbuckers
• Finish: Vintage orange high gloss
• Controls: Three volume, one tone
• Frets: 20

In the past couple of years, Harley Benton has been one of the biggest names in the budget and mid-range categories. The company is a part of Thomann, and it offers numerous different guitars inspired by well-known models. Here, we have a hollow body guitar named BigTone Trem, and it is loosely based on Gretsch guitars. 

The body is hollow, with a Vintage Orange finish, two humbuckers, and Bigsby. And it looks amazing. If you are looking for a great jazz or blues guitar, this might be it. Of course, you can play any genre on it, and it is suitable for any skill level. 

Duesenberg Starplayer TV Plus

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Maple spruce
• Neck: Maple neck, with rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 25.5” scale (648 mm)
• Pickups: Duesenberg DP90 Domino single coil, Grand Vintage humbucker, and bridge piezo
• Finish: Black
• Controls: Master volume, master tone
• Frets: 22, jumbo frets

Duesenberg is a German company founded in 1986. Over the years, Duesenberg started offering unique guitars and amplifiers with different designs. Instead of creating copies of existing instruments, Duesenberg tried something new. And it paid off. One of the most popular models by this company is Starplayer TV. 

The guitar has two humbuckers and a piezo in the bridge. This offers so many options when creating the sound, and it is even equipped with a Bigsby tremolo system. Starplayer TV Plus looks great, and it is an excellent option if you are looking for something unique. 

Gibson 1964 Trini Lopez 60s

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Maple
• Neck: Mahogany neck, with Indian rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 24.75” scale (628 mm)
• Pickups: Custombucker Alnico III humbuckers
• Finish: Cherry, with satin ebony nitro finish
• Controls: Two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22, medium jumbo frets

Trini Lopez is another model by Gibson, inspired by ES-335. There are a few similarities between the two guitars, and it mostly comes down to the same shape. However, there are no f-shaped holes on the body, and instead, they are diamond-shaped. The guitar has a satin ebony finish, and the design is incredible. 

Of course, the main difference is in the sound. The guitar has two Custombucker Alnico III pickups, and they are both humbuckers. It also has diamond-shaped inlays and a Trini Lopez bridge. Finally, this custom shop guitar has a unique headstock, unlike anything you’ve seen on a Gibson guitar. 

Guild Starfire VI Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar – Blonde

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Flame maple
• Neck: Walnut maple neck, with ebony fretboard
• Scale: 24.75” scale (628 mm)
• Pickups: LB-1 humbuckers
• Finish: Blonde
• Controls: Two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22

Guild Guitars is a company with over 60 years of history. It is based in the United States, and it designs great guitars. Starfire VI is just one of many examples. The guitar has a similar shape to Gibson ES-335, and it features the well-known f-shaped holes on the body. 

There are two LB-1 humbuckers, Bigsby, and it looks quite good. The price of the guitar is far from the budget range, but it is cheaper than most Gibson guitars. It is a nice middle-ground, and if you don’t mind spending a bit more to get an exceptional guitar, Guild is a great option. 

Ibanez Artcore AS7312 Semi-hollow

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Linden
• Neck: Nyatoh neck, with artcore fretboard
• Scale: 24.75” scale (628 mm)
• Pickups: Ibanez Classic Elite humbuckers
• Finish: Transparent Cherry Red
• Controls: Two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22, medium

Ibanez is a huge company that designs many different instruments. While the primary focus of the company is metal guitars, you can still find other great models as well. But what many people don’t know is that Ibanez offers a variety of semi-hollow guitars as well. One of the models you can check out is Artcore AS7312. 

The guitar shares a lot of similarities with the ES-335, but it has a couple of unique features. Most importantly, the guitar has twelve strings. The size of the instrument is still the same, but each of the strings is paired with another. This will give you a fuller sound, allowing you to experiment even further with your music. 

Strandberg Sälen Jazz

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Maple with mahogany veneer
• Neck: Mahogany neck, with Indian rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 25” to 25.5” scale (635 to 647.7 mm)
• Pickups: Strandberg Classic humbuckers
• Finish: Natural with satin finish
• Controls: One master volume, one master tone
• Frets: 24, stainless steel

If you are familiar with Strandberg guitars, there is probably just one question on your mind. And the answer is yes. This guitar is headless. As with the majority of Strandberg models, the headless design is what sets this guitar apart from other models on the list. And what is unique about it is that it is a semi-hollow model. 

Semi-hollow guitars are usually based on vintage models, while the headless design is newer. It is a nice combination of modern and vintage styles, and the instrument is well-made. 

Höfner HCT-VTH- SB

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Flamed maple
• Neck: Maple neck, with jatoba fretboard
• Scale: 24.75” scale (628 mm)
• Pickups: Höfner full size humbuckers
• Finish: Sunburst
• Controls: Two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22

Höfner is another German company, and it has been around since 1887. The popularity of the brand went through the roof when Paul McCartney started playing a Höfner bass. The guitar has some similarities with ES-335, but it is not a clone. There are enough unique features to make it its own instrument. 

The pickups are designed by Höfner, and the design is gorgeous. One of the reasons Paul McCartney used this model, and the reason why so many people love the brand is the price. The quality is quite high, but you won’t need to spend a ton of money to get it. 

Danelectro Vintage Baritone

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Spruce
• Neck: Maple neck, with Pau Ferro fretboard
• Scale: 29.75” scale (755.65 mm)
• Pickups: High Output Lipstick single-coils
• Finish: Dark Aqua
• Controls: One volume, one tone
• Frets: 24

Danelectro is another American company, and it was founded in 1947 in New Jersey. In the past couple of years, the company stepped up its game, offering numerous incredible products. The primary focus was on pedals, but you can find other equipment as well. And this leads us to Danelectro Vintage Baritone. 

Since this is a baritone guitar, the scale is larger compared to other models. But the intervals between the strings are the same, meaning that you can play it the same way as regular guitars. The model is available in several different colors, and this one here is Dark Aqua. 

D’Angelico Premier Mini DC 

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Laminated maple
• Neck: Maple neck, with ovangkol fretboard
• Scale: 25” scale (635 mm)
• Pickups: Seymour Duncan Designed HB-102N and HB-101B humbuckers
• Finish: Black Flake
• Controls: two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22, medium

There are many great companies in the U.S. And not every one of them is as popular as Fender or Gibson. But this doesn’t mean that the quality is bad. It just allows you to find incredible instruments for a lower price. While it is still not a budget instrument, the lower price might be enough for some people. You will still get a great instrument. 

When it comes to the design of the guitar, it is another model inspired by ES-335. There are two humbuckers designed by Seymour Duncan, two f-shaped holes, and a pickguard. All things considered, it is a beautiful guitar you might want to check out. 

Maton BB1200JH Josh Homme

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Australian blackwood body
• Neck: Queensland maple neck, with rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 25.5” scale (648 mm)
• Pickups: Lollar Imperial humbuckers
• Finish: Tobacco Sunburst Satin
• Controls: two volume, one tone
• Frets: 22

Now, let’s take a look at one of the pricier models on the list. Maton is a company from Australia, and it was established in 1946. The company offers numerous products, instruments, and equipment. And this model is a real treat. It is a signature guitar designed for Josh Homme, and it has a unique design. 

The double cutaway will make playing comfortable, and the Lollar Imperial humbuckers will ensure you get an incredible sound. What is great about it is that the instrument is versatile, and you will easily make the sound you will enjoy. 

Gretsch G5622T Electromatic

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Laminated maple
• Neck: Maple neck, with laurel fretboard
• Scale: 24.6” scale (624.84 mm)
• Pickups: Black Top Broad’Tron humbuckers
• Finish: Georgia Green
• Controls: Master volume, two tone, one master tone
• Frets: 22, medium jumbo

Gretsch is one of the best options if you are looking to get yourself a semi-hollow or hollow guitar. And there are plenty of different options to check out. The guitar has a larger body with a gorgeous Georgia Green finish. It has two Black Top Broad’Tron humbuckers, which will allow you to easily find the sound you like. 

As with other Gretsch guitars, the tone can be quite powerful if that is your goal, and the instrument is versatile. The G5622T is also equipped with a Bigsby system, which just adds more to your playstyle. 

ESP LTD BW-1

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Mahogany
• Neck: Maple neck, with ebony fretboard
• Scale: 24.6” scale (624.84 mm)
• Pickups: Fishman Fluence Modern humbuckers
• Finish: See Thru Black
• Controls: Master volume, master tone
• Frets: 24, extra jumbo

ESP LTD guitars are incredible. The company mostly focuses on heavier genres and metal guitars, but you can still find others that are versatile and suitable for different types of music. ESP LTD BW-1 is Ben Winman’s signature model of the guitar, and it is exceptional. There are several different features that make it worth the price. 

The guitar has Fishman Fluence humbuckers, and there is a traditional f-shaped hole. But what makes all the difference in the world is the addition of the Evertune bridge. If you always wanted to have a guitar with Evertune, now is a perfect opportunity. 

Reverend Club King 290

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Korina with spruce top
• Neck: Maple neck, with rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 25.5” scale (647.7 mm)
• Pickups: Reverend 9A5 single-coils
• Finish: Three-tone sunburst
• Controls: Master volume, master tone
• Frets: 22, nickel alloy

Reverend Club King 290 is something new and different. The guitar has two single-coil pickups, but they are more similar to P-90s. It also has a Bigsby system, allowing you to play more comfortably and experiment with the whammy bar. The instrument looks like a mixture of Les Paul and Telecaster, and it has a semi-hollow body. 

This can be an excellent option for those looking for an instrument that doesn’t look like standard models. The design is quite good, and it’s well-made. It can be quite versatile thanks to its pickups, and it is a perfect middle-ground between solid and hollow-body instruments. 

Harmony Comet 

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Mahogany
• Neck: Mahogany neck, with rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 25” scale (635 mm)
• Pickups: Custom Goldfoil humbuckers
• Finish: Transparent Red
• Controls: Master volume, master tone
• Frets: 22, medium jumbo

Harmony Comet is another example of a modernized guitar inspired by ES-335. The edges of the instrument are sharper, and the entire guitar doesn’t look vintage or old. Which was probably the goal when the company designed the instrument. It also has a white pickguard, which gives a nice contrast to the Transparent Red finish of the guitar. 

One of the most surprising parts of the guitar is a Stratocaster-type headstock, with all six tuning machines on one side. All things considered, it can be a nice addition to your collection, and there are enough changes to make the instrument unique. 

Yamaha SA2200

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Maple
• Neck: Mahogany neck, with ebony fretboard
• Scale: 24.72” scale (628 mm)
• Pickups: AlNiCo humbuckers
• Finish: Violin Sunburst
• Controls: Two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22

Yamaha is one of the biggest names in the world of music. The company offers exceptional instruments, and there are so many great things you can find. When it comes to guitars, Yamaha truly shines with its acoustic guitar repertoire, and there are a couple of great electric models as well. Revstar has been one of the go-to instruments for many players, and now, you can check out the SA2200 as well. 

It is a semi-hollow guitar inspired by ES-335, and the color looks gorgeous. The Violin Sunburst looks like a perfect choice, along with a black pickguard, and gold hardware. 

G&L Tribute ASAT Classic Bluesboy

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Sassafras
• Neck: Maple neck, with Indian rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 25.5” scale (647.7 mm)
• Pickups: Cort Humbucker and G&L ASAT Classic MFD Single-coil
• Finish: Lake Placid Blue
• Controls: Master volume, master tone
• Frets: 22, medium jumbo nickel

G&L Tribute ASAT Classic Bluesboy is inspired by the Thinline Telecaster, and it looks quite good. One of many nice additions here is that you will get both a single coil and a humbucker in one guitar. This will add to the versatility of the sound, creating a combination of traditional Telecaster sound and humbucker on the bridge. 

Of course, the selling point here is that the guitar is in the mid-price range, making it a great option for intermediate players. You won’t need to spend a fortune to get this one. 

Relish Mary One 

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Aluminum/high pressure veneers
• Neck: Maple neck, with dark strand woven bamboo fretboard
• Scale: 25.6” scale (650 mm)
• Pickups: GHOST Piezo by Graph Tech (Stereo Output Jack), Relish Bucker XV (Pickup Swapping-ready)
• Finish: Semi-Matt Varnish, Snow white edge and back
• Controls: One volume, one tone
• Frets: 24

Relish Mary One is one of the most unique instruments you will ever find. The idea behind it is that you can upgrade it with ease, and swapping pickups can be done in a matter of seconds. Yes, you read that right. If you want to switch pickups, you can do it in the middle of a song! The body of the guitar is made of aluminum, and the shape and design are unlike any other on the market. 

This Swiss-made instrument is excellent for all those tech enthusiasts and those that want to experiment with music even further. 

Taylor T3 

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Sapele
• Neck: Maple neck, with ebony fretboard
• Scale: 24.875” scale (632 mm)
• Pickups: Taylor Style 2 HD humbuckers
• Finish: Tobacco Sunburst
• Controls: One volume, one tone
• Frets: 21

Taylor is a company that mostly designs acoustic guitars, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t find several electric models as well. Taylor T3 is a perfect example of what this company can offer, and it is gorgeous. One of the first things you will notice is that Taylor T3 draws inspiration from Les Paul. 

But it is not a clone. The semi-hollow body is made of sapele, with a maple neck, and ebony fretboard. The soundholes look modern, and the humbuckers will ensure you get a great sound. 

Godin Montreal Premiere LTD DG w/B

• Type: Hollow body
• Body: Canadian cherry
• Neck: Mahogany neck, with rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 24.76” scale (629 mm)
• Pickups: Seymour Duncan P-Rail humbuckers
• Finish: Desert Green
• Controls: One volume, one tone
• Frets: 22

Godin Guitars is a company that comes from Canada. In its fifty years of making incredible instruments, Godin has become one of the biggest brands in this country. And it offers numerous different guitars you can check out. A prime example is Godin Montreal Premiere, which is made of Canadian cherry with a mahogany neck and rosewood fretboard. 

It has Seymour Duncan pickups, which are known for their quality. The entire guitar is based on vintage semi-acoustic models, and it includes a Bigsby bridge you can use. 

Schecter Corsair Semi-Hollowbody

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Maple
• Neck: Mahogany neck, with ebony fretboard
• Scale: 24.75” scale (629 mm)
• Pickups: Schecter Diamond ’78 humbuckers
• Finish: Gold Top
• Controls: Two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22, medium

Schecter started as a company that modifies existing instruments. The primary focus was on Super Strat guitars, but many things have changed in the past forty years. Today, you can find unique models that are specific to this brand, and Schecter managed to make its own name. 

Of course, everyone knows that Schecter guitars are great. But what is surprising is that you can find a semi-hollow instrument. The Corsair model is inspired by the ES-335, and it is gorgeous. It has two Schecter humbuckers, a beautiful gold finish, and a system similar to Bigsby. 

Ibanez John Scofield Signature

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Figured anigre
• Neck: Mahogany neck, with ebony fretboard
• Scale: 24.75” scale (629 mm)
• Pickups: Super 58 Alnico humbuckers
• Finish: Vintage Burst
• Controls: Two volume, two tone
• Frets: 22, jumbo

John Scofield experimented with numerous genres during his career, and it is only expected for his signature model to be versatile. And this is where Ibanez shines. The guitar looks like any other ES-335 version, but it has a couple of interesting features and improvements. 

The Super 58 Alnico pickups are in charge of shaping the tone, and every part of the guitar looks exceptional. As for the sound, the guitar is versatile, and it works well with different genres. 

Epiphone Wildkat 

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Mahogany with flame maple top
• Neck: Maple neck, with rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 24.75” scale (629 mm)
• Pickups: AlNiCo V P-90 single-coil pickups
• Finish: Antique Natural
• Controls: Three volume, one tone
• Frets: 22

Epiphone is designing budget versions of Gibson guitars, but at the same time, the company offers numerous unique models that you won’t be able to find elsewhere. Epiphone Wildkat is one of these guitars. 

It has a shape similar to Les Paul, but it is with semi-hollow design. There are two P-90 pickups, Bigsby, and Grover tuners. But more importantly, it is quite affordable. At least compared to Gibson and other high-end instruments. 

Rickenbacker 360 Thinline

• Type: Semi-hollow body
• Body: Maple
• Neck: Maple neck, with rosewood fretboard
• Scale: 24.75” scale (629 mm)
• Pickups: Hi-gain single-coil pickups
• Finish: Fireglo
• Controls: Two volume, two tone, one neck blend
• Frets: 24

Those that are looking for a unique guitar should look no further than Rickenbacker. The company started working in 1932 in California, and over the years, it became one of the biggest brands in the world. 

The model here is Rickenbacker 360 Thinline. It is a semi-hollow guitar with two Hi-gain pickups. It has a shape that is unlike any other and has one of the most beautiful colors you can find. 

Conclusion

Getting a new guitar is always fun, and there are plenty of different options you can check out. But at the same time, it is not always easy choosing just one. If you are looking to get a hollow or semi-hollow instrument, you can check out these incredible models. 

While your budget will play an important role in the decision, you should know that there are models in all price ranges. So, you will be able to find yourself a new guitar regardless of the price you are willing to pay.

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