I have tried this a couple times and failed miserably as I just cant practice at that kind of volume. Full hollow unfortunately, and lower output HBs with pretty high clean amp volumes. Pretty much any HBucker guitar and decent dirt can get you in Trey territory (especially if you are a Trey 3.0 guy), However if you want the controlled feedback he uses, its going to be a lot harder. Thank you and I appreciate any comments.īeing a big fan of Trey and Jerry, I will say the key to their style is phrasing and immense arpeggio knowledge. I'm not looking for a beginner/intermediate guitar, I want something that's well built and sounds like a GOOD guitar. I want to know if the 5122 'twang' is as tonally dynamic as the Sheraton. I'm hoping some of you guys that know these guitars better could list some comparisons they've found. I understand this is more feedback prone, but I find feedback a very interesting nature to guitars that can be manipulated very effectively I like having a master volume knob, and I'm personally indifferent about the bigsby-wouldn't use it much. I have played a 5120 and I'm assuming they're pretty similar, but I know there's a difference in sound I have to hear myself. I think it has a great range of tones, the pickups seem definitely a level up from Epi dot or les paul, and its not too fat with a hollowbody tone.ĥ122: I have not had the opportunity to play this one yet, I'm getting to the store asap.

Sheraton: I have played my friend's a bunch and really like it every time I play.

I've come down to 2 potential guitars I like

To get an idea, my top influences are Trey Anastasio, Jerry Garcia, Wes Montgomery, and Eric Krasno. I play mainly rock and jazz, but overall I am looking for a dynamic guitar. I am currently looking to buy a hollowbody/semi-hollow guitar (preferably thinline) in the $600-800 range.

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