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gibson hollow body electric guitar

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gibson hollow body electric guitar
what is the difference between a hollow body and a solid body in guitars?

…in electric guitars.
this is a semi-acoustic like say a gibson casino
and a full body electric ie. a fender

dose the hollow provent feedback? can you still acquire the ‘rock’ sound with a semi-acoustic? advatages and disadvantages?

cheers would love some help with this

A hollow-body is an electric guitar with chambers whether or not it had f-holes or the cutouts. Typically if you are using gain you want to avoid a hollow body, as they feedback. They are the same electronics as an solid-body electric guitar, but it has a hollow body. Its is all based on the application, if you are playing rock, go for a hollow-body if your want, but if you are going for anything heavier, you must go for a solid body to prevent feedback and in general a tighter tone.

Gibson Barney Kessel hollow body




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October 9th, 2007 at 6:31 pm

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