Semi Hollowbody
Considering a hollowbody for non-traditional purposes...?
I am interested in feedback, and the harmonics produced by the interaction between the guitar and the amplifier. I like the idea of being able to get feedback and sustain without using as much artificial gain. I also like the fullness of the tone. But my primary interest is the harmonics.
Ideally, I would like to try a Languedoc, since that guitar was deliberately designed to react with the amplifier, according to its luthier. But I don't have 10 grand lying around.
That being said, what guitars would you all recommend?
I tried a few Gretchs and Epiphones, and I liked the full hollow gretch a lot. The epiphones were all semi-hollows (i tried a casino and a few others) and they didn't quite do it for me, but then again I wasn't playing at nearly the volume I would be if I weren't in a crowded guitar store so it's hard to tell.
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