$27.95
Gibson started producing the ES-335 in 1958 and it was known as the Thinline. They made several solid body electric guitars prior to this but the solid body lacked the darker, warmer tone that was produced by unamplified hollow body guitars.
In seeking a middle ground between the solid body electrics and hollow body guitars, the ES-355 wa developed. This semi-hollow body guitar met these requirements and is used for a wide range of music including, blues, jazz and rock. The guitar has been extremely popular and in continuous production since 1958.
Note: As ALL of our plans are sold as digital downloads, when you complete your plan purchase with us, you will automatically be given a download link to access the plans.
The following tabs detail what you will receive with the Hollow Body Electric Guitar Plan #4:
**GenOne Luthier Supply is not affiliated with any guitar manufacturer, nor are our plans exact replicas of any guitar**
$29.95
This guitar was first developed in 1969 and was developed from the similar shaped solid bodied model, which was incredibly popular. By making the the body semi-hollow and incorporating a single "f" hole, this guitar found some favor with jazz and blues players alike.
No matter what your musical preference, this guitar will be a heavyweight in both feel and tone and will give you fat chords and searing leads.
Note: As ALL of our plans are sold as digital downloads, when you complete your plan purchase with us, you will automatically be given a download link to access the plans.
The following tabs detail what you will receive in our Hollow Body Electric Guitar Plan #1:
**GenOne Luthier Supply is not affiliated with any guitar manufacturer, nor are our plans exact replicas of any guitar**
$29.95
While located in Kalamazoo, Michigan, the Gibson L-5 guitar was introduced in 1922, under the direction of then acoustical engineer, Lloyd Loar, who is famous for many of Gibson's most valuable acoustic instruments.
It was the originally introduced as just a non-amplified orchestra guitar with later addition of electronics in the 1940's.
The plan represented on this sales page is the single cut-away version of this guitar.
Note: As ALL of our plans are sold as digital downloads, when you complete your plan purchase with us, you will automatically be given a download link to access the plans.
The following tabs detail what you will receive with the Hollow Body Electric Guitar Plan #3:
**GenOne Luthier Supply is not affiliated with any guitar manufacturer, nor are our plans exact replicas of any guitar**
$29.95
While located in Kalamazoo, Michigan, the Gibson L-5 guitar was introduced in 1922, under the direction of then acoustical engineer, Lloyd Loar, who is famous for many of Gibson's most valuable acoustic instruments.
It was the originally introduced as just a non-amplified orchestra guitar with later addition of electronics in the 1940's.
The plan represented on this sales page is the non cut-away version of this guitar.
Note: As ALL of our plans are sold as digital downloads, when you complete your plan purchase with us, you will automatically be given a download link to access the plans.
The following tabs detail what you will receive with the Hollow Body Electric Guitar Plan #2:
**GenOne Luthier Supply is not affiliated with any guitar manufacturer, nor are our plans exact replicas of any guitar**
