Double Cutaway FULLY hollows?

[Madiac]

Anyone can recommend any of these on a budget? Perhaps a bit more expensive if they are easy to find second hand. Talking about spending max 900GBP. Im looking to get a Fully hollow bodied guitar to keep in standard while my Feline SG goes to C, with double cutaway so that i can reach the frets :lol: Preferrably not to expensive, any recommendations? Not interested in any SEMI-hollows, i actually want the feedback and i can only play at low volumes, so it absolutely HAS to be a fully hollow:) Thanks

[hunter]

Just to clarify: A 335 doesn't count as fully hollow because it has the center block, right?

[Madiac]

Just to clarify: A 335 doesn't count as fully hollow because it has the center block, right?

I guess so, if it has the center block then its a semi-hollow. Also, i think id prefer one without a trem.

[Pauldem]

Hmm, I was going to recommend the Ibanez AS series as being good quality etc for around 400. Alas as Hunter mentions I think they have a centre block for the pickup stuff etc.

[Madiac]

Yeah, sorry, no center block, kills feedback  8)

[Fourth Feline]

You may want to look up the Peerless 'Renaissance' and 'Songbird' .

They both have the  335 style - but have no centre block / are fully hollow.  The former is Humbucker equipped, whilst the later has  chrome 'dog eared' p90s.  :)

[Twinfan]

Epiphone Casino, or Vintage Guitars also do one - both with P90s.

I think the Yamaha Troy Van Lewen is fully hollow too?

[Madiac]

Epiphone Casino, or Vintage Guitars also do one - both with P90s.

I think the Yamaha Troy Van Lewen is fully hollow too?

Ah yes, the Casino is the most likely option as of now, i love P90s, and it looks good, the thin body is a +, but since i WANT feedback, will i achieve it at bedroom levels with a fair amount of distortion?

[Madiac]

Also, i noticed theres  a LTD with Bigsbys on the casinos. Are these even worth bothering with? Are they cheap bigsbys, or the real deal? I bend ALOT, and with quite some force, so would this affect decision? Besides, i rarely play clean tone.

[Twinfan]

Can't comment on the Bigsbys, but you can get a Casino to feedback quite easily...

[JustBecos]

I tried a peerless songbird recently, which had a really good acoustic sound to it. Also looked really well made I didn't get the chance to really study it to look for finishing flaws but the playability was good with nice setup and clean frets and no sharp edges. The p90's were not great, but not bad considering the price which was not much of £300.00.

All in all I was really impressed with it, the only reason I didn't buy it was I got told I was being made redundant before I could go back and buy it.   

[Madiac]

I tried a peerless songbird recently, which had a really good acoustic sound to it. Also looked really well made I didn't get the chance to really study it to look for finishing flaws but the playability was good with nice setup and clean frets and no sharp edges. The p90's were not great, but not bad considering the price which was not much of £300.00.

All in all I was really impressed with it, the only reason I didn't buy it was I got told I was being made redundant before I could go back and buy it.   

Are you 110% that it was a fully hollow without a center block (semi-hollow)? Then i might look into it, also noticed the Rennaisance model which it states on the site that its a fully hollow:)
So far its between an Epi Casino, Peerless songbird (if truly fully hollow) or renaissance, Gretsch G5122 which i already played and liked, but im unsure about a bigsby, might cause more problems for nothing, i havent yet found use for a trem.

[JustBecos]

The songbird is hollow, you can tell by the weight as it is a lot lighter than a semi.

[Madiac]

Hm, found another possible solution, fernandes sustainer?! Doesnt that give you endless feedback at low volumes too?! :D

[badgermark]

Check out some vintage Fender Coronados. fully hollow and kinda offset.