Electric Guitars · Models

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Ruokangas Mojo

Finland

The Mojo is a signature Ruokangas Guitars model launched in 2004, hand-built in Hyvinkää, Finland by master luthier Juha Ruokangas. Built without CNC machinery, it is offered in chambered and semi-hollow forms and is known for its Spanish cedar bodies and Arctic birch tops.

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Kay K-161 Thin Twin

An electric guitar made by the Chicago firm Kay, introduced in 1952 and known as the Thin Twin for its pair of distinctive bar pickups. Just 2.75 inches deep, it is recognized as an early thinline semi-hollow electric and is closely associated with blues artist Jimmy Reed.

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Duesenberg Starplayer TV

Electric guitar · Germany

A semi-hollow electric from the German maker Duesenberg, styled with retro Art Deco flair. It pairs a single-coil neck pickup with a humbucking bridge pickup and a smooth vibrato tailpiece for a versatile, vintage-flavored voice.

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Fano Alt de Facto GF6

United States

The Fano Alt de Facto GF6 is a hand-built, offset semi-hollow electric guitar with a carved top, a center block, and F-holes. It uses a 25.5-inch scale and an early-'60s 'C'-shaped neck, and can be ordered with a range of woods, pickups, and bridge or vibrato hardware. Each one is built individually in the USA and finished in aged nitrocellulose lacquer.

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Fender Telecaster Thinline

Electric guitar

A semi-hollow Telecaster introduced in 1968 with a routed body and a single f-hole that reduce weight and add airiness. The original kept two single-coils, while the 1972 Thinline adopted a pair of Fender Wide Range humbuckers for a thicker tone.

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BilT Volaré

The Volaré is a BilT Guitars semi-hollowbody electric with a distinctive offset body shape and dual humbucking pickups. Its semi-hollow construction yields a resonant tone ranging from jazzy cleans to driven rock voices.

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Fender Starcaster

Electric guitar

A semi-hollow offset guitar Fender introduced in 1976, distinguished by an unusual hooked headstock, a center block for feedback resistance, and a master volume control. Discontinued in the early 1980s, it was reissued decades later as a cult favorite.

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Starcaster by Fender

Electric guitar

A budget Stratocaster-style line sold under the "Starcaster by Fender" name through big-box and department stores, unrelated to the 1976 semi-hollow Starcaster. It offered beginners an affordable instrument carrying the Fender name.