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Location: Buffalo,NY | If thats possible !! I have a Gibson ES-335,a PRS Hollowbody II with piezo, a 1964 Gretsch Country Gentleman and a Gretsch Country Classic Jr as my present arsenal of semihollow/hollow body electric guitars as points of reference if that helps. Thank you.
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Location: Nashville TN. | like this
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | It sound good. 
I was looking for an ES-335 when I found the T-head in my price range.
Sound is so highly subjective that I find myself hard pressed to give what I would consider rational comparisons of sound. The Thunderhead gives me a full palette from smooth fat notes to raunchy rockabilly twang...depending on me. I does not have a huge amount of sustain, but more than the 335 to my recollection.
As much as anything, it's thin Ovation necks I'm in love with. That and, it's just a sweet looking guitar that's light enough to wear all night long.
in summation;
Me Like Real Much!
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Location: Buffalo,NY | PEZ,
Thank you. I have seen that before and could never tell if he was playing the guitar acoustically or plugged in. I certainly don't see a cable or wireless of any sort.So I assumed that he was playing it unplugged. I'm interested in the electrified sound of the guitar.
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Location: 6 String Ranch | They are D'Armond pickups so it will be more towards the Gretsch sound. |
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Can some one tell me what a Thunderrhead sounds like?