Electric Guitars

[GreatDane]

Triggs Super 400 CES

18 inch archtop handmade by master luthier Jim Triggs in 2012. this sharp cut is loaded with fantastic woods, flamed , solid, with Kent armstrong single coil pick ups for that early rock sound, as scotty moore the 1/11/16 nut size, and 3 inch thick body make this easy to handle,, very deep, rich tone both acoustic and electric,, a very superb guitar, comes with an extra guard , and hard shell black case.. Finished in a vintage low sheen satan finish to give the guitar a relic look,, but it brand new with no wear,, a fantasitc builder and great archtop

[humbuckerstrat]

That's a beauty 

[The EAKLE]

Most similar hollow bodies are a lot pretter, IMO, but i'd still call her hot.

But i'm a sucker for a sunburst hollowbody. They just ooze class.

[kayd_mon]

Yeah, that's definitely hot.

[JRicoC]

Not.

I've never found a large hollow-body to be hot ...

[bubkus_jones]

Pretty damn hawt

[Alecto]

Yummy!

[Hubert Stumblin]

Very hot.

[larry50]

Hot.  Nicely hot. 

[Pine Apple Slim]

Well duh! Who would not want that?

[BydoEmpire]

Hot!

[Flatspotter]

Nice! Needs a multi-ply pickguard, though.

[Marko]

I like big Hollow Bodies, so… yeah.

[PurpleTrails]

Hot, but I'd never play it.

[jtr654]

Hot but it should have a Humbucker option.

[Jkater]

I can't put my finger on it but it's a little too perfect cosmetically which gives it a somewhat sterile look. Makes little sense, I know but that's the first impression that I get from it. I'm sure I'd feel different if it was presented to me to play (though a little big for my taste).

[jpnyc]

Smoking hot. It almost doesn’t look real; the proportions are all exaggerated as if they’re comic illustrations. This is a stunning example of aesthics in guitar design.