Best Pyle Guitars in 2026: 14 Kits Compared on Specs
The Pyle Premium Electric Acoustic Guitar Kit is this guide's overall pick: a full-size 41-inch dreadnought cutaway with a spruce top and mahogany sides, so it can be played acoustically or plugged into an amp. Everything else in the Pyle catalog here is a beginner kit, which makes the real question which size and style fits the player. This guide compares 14 Pyle kits on body size, string type, electronics, and included accessories. The prices shown are live; no guitar in this list was tested by us.
14 picks from 42 guitars that match this guide with a price we can quote today. Prices below are live, each shown with the time it was read.
Quick list
Which one is right for you?
- For an adult starting from zero: A full-size acoustic-electric with amp covers practice at home and the option to plug in later. The Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar and Amp Kit includes the 10W amp and strap in one box. See pick 2
- For a young child: The 1/2 size acoustic kit is the smallest in the Pyle catalog and includes picks and a strap. For a slightly older child, the 36-inch classical kit uses nylon strings. See pick 4
- For left-handed players: Pyle offers left-handed versions of a 3/4 acoustic and a full-size electric kit. The left-handed electric includes a wearable Bluetooth amplifier, so it is a complete lefty start. See pick 10
- For blues and country styles: The resonator kit is the only resonator in the Pyle pool and is listed for blues and country playing. Its acoustic-electric design means it can also be amplified. See pick 12
All 14 picks in detail
1 Best overall
Pyle Premium Electric Acoustic Guitar Kit
- Type
- Acoustic-electric
- Size
- Full size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$134.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
The most complete all-round Pyle guitar in the catalog: a full-size 41-inch dreadnought cutaway with stated spruce top and mahogany sides, sold as a beginner acoustic-electric kit with a gig bag. It covers unplugged practice now and amplified playing later without needing a separate pickup.
Pros
- Full-size 41-inch dreadnought cutaway body, stated in the listing.
- Spruce top and mahogany sides, the only Pyle acoustic in this guide with both woods named.
- Acoustic-electric, so it can be amplified.
- Beginner kit includes a gig bag.
Cons
- Does not include an amplifier.
- The listing does not state whether the spruce top is solid or laminated.
- Pickup and preamp details are not stated by the seller.
Good fit if
- Adults and teens who want a full-size acoustic they can plug in later.
- Players who want a dreadnought cutaway with a gig bag included.
Skip if
- You want an amplifier in the same box; the amp kits are the better fit.
- You prefer nylon strings; the full-size nylon kit is the alternative.
Verdict: The best all-around Pyle guitar for a player who wants a full-size acoustic-electric kit without an amp.
2 Best acoustic-electric with amp
Pyle Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar and Amp Kit
- Type
- Acoustic-electric
- Size
- Full size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$166.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
The only acoustic-electric in this guide sold with a 10W amplifier and a beginner tag. It gives a new player both the acoustic-electric guitar and the practice amp in one box.
Pros
- Full-size 4/4 cutaway acoustic-electric body, stated in the listing.
- Includes a 10W amplifier, gig bag, and strap.
- Marked as a beginner kit.
- Covers amplified acoustic tone without a separate pickup purchase.
Cons
- The listing does not state the pickup or preamp type.
- Body wood is given only as spruce, without solid or laminate details.
- No tuner is listed among the kit contents.
Good fit if
- Beginners who want one box with guitar, amp, and accessories.
- Acoustic players who plan to play through an amp or PA.
Skip if
- You want a purely acoustic guitar without electronics.
- You want a nylon-string classical instead of a steel-string acoustic.
Verdict: The right Pyle pick when you want an amplified acoustic-electric and the amplifier in the same purchase.
3 Best 3/4 size acoustic
Pyle Beginner Acoustic Guitar Kit
- Type
- Acoustic
- Size
- 3/4 or 7/8 size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$79.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
A 3/4 junior steel-string acoustic that is still an all-wood instrument, with picks and a shoulder strap in the box. It is the middle step between the 1/2 size and the full-size acoustics.
Pros
- 3/4 junior size, the middle acoustic size in this guide.
- All-wood instrument, stated in the listing.
- Beginner kit includes picks and shoulder strap.
- Steel-string acoustic, the same string type as the full-size dreadnought kits.
Cons
- No pickup, so it cannot be amplified without adding electronics.
- Smaller body than the full-size 41-inch models.
- The listing does not name the wood species.
Good fit if
- Young teens and smaller adults starting on steel strings.
- Players who want a travel-friendly acoustic with accessories included.
Skip if
- An adult with larger hands will usually be more comfortable on a full-size body.
- You want nylon strings; the classical kits are the alternative.
Verdict: The best middle-size Pyle acoustic for a steel-string beginner who is not ready for a full-size dreadnought.
4 Best 1/2 size acoustic
Pyle Beginner Acoustic Guitar Kit
- Type
- Acoustic
- Size
- 1/2 size or smaller
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$71.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
The smallest acoustic in the Pyle catalog, sized for young children. It is a real all-wood instrument with picks and a strap, not a toy.
Pros
- 1/2 size body, the smallest acoustic size in the pool.
- All-wood instrument, stated in the listing.
- Beginner kit with picks and shoulder strap.
- Sized for young children, per the 1/2 Junior listing.
Cons
- Smaller body than the 3/4 and full-size acoustics in the pool.
- Steel strings; if nylon feel is preferred, the classical kit is the alternative.
- No pickup.
Good fit if
- Children who are too small for a 3/4 size.
- Parents who want a complete first kit.
Skip if
- The player has outgrown 1/2 size and can handle a 3/4.
- You need an amplified instrument.
Verdict: The smallest Pyle acoustic and the right starting point for very young players.
5 Best kids' nylon-string
Pyle 36-Inch Beginner Classical Acoustic Guitar Kit
- Type
- Classical or nylon
- Size
- 3/4 or 7/8 size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
- For kids
- Yes
$72.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
A 36-inch 3/4 classical kit with nylon strings and a kids' beginner label. The source string guide describes nylon strings as soft-feeling and warm, which suits young players and fingerstyle.
Pros
- Nylon strings, described in the source string guide as soft-feeling and warm.
- 3/4 size and 36-inch length, sized for kids and smaller adults.
- Classical body style, listed as a beginner kit.
- Beginner kit with accessories, per the listing.
Cons
- No pickup or electronics.
- Smaller body than the full-size nylon kit in the pool.
- The listing does not name the wood species.
Good fit if
- Children and small adults starting on nylon strings.
- Players interested in classical or fingerstyle.
Skip if
- You want steel strings for pop or rock strumming.
- You want a full-size nylon body; the full-size classical kit is the better fit.
Verdict: The Pyle classical starter for young players who want a gentler nylon-string feel.
6 Best full-size nylon string
Pyle Beginner Acoustic Guitar Kit
- Type
- Classical or nylon
- Size
- Full size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
- For kids
- Yes
$78.63 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
The only full-size nylon-string kit in the Pyle pool, built for older beginners and adults who want the softer nylon feel without a junior-size body. It adds a capo, strap, and extra strings to the kit.
Pros
- Full-size 4/4 nylon-string body, stated in the listing.
- All-wood build, stated in the listing.
- Kit includes capo, strap, and extra string set.
- Nylon strings, described in the source string guide as warm and soft-feeling.
Cons
- No pickup or amplifier.
- Full-size body is large for younger players.
- Exact wood species is not stated.
Good fit if
- Adult beginners who prefer nylon strings.
- Classical and fingerstyle learners who want a full-size instrument.
Skip if
- You want a smaller classical for a child.
- You want steel strings for a brighter acoustic voice.
Verdict: The full-size nylon Pyle kit for players who want classical comfort in a grown-up body.
7 Best full-size steel-string for beginners
Pyle Beginner Acoustic Guitar Kit
- Type
- Acoustic
- Size
- Full size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$110.70 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
A full-size 41-inch dreadnought cutaway with a beginner label and an upgraded gig bag. It is the straightforward choice for an adult who wants a proper steel-string acoustic without electronics.
Pros
- Full-size 41-inch dreadnought cutaway, the classic strumming body shape per the source body guide.
- Marked as a beginner kit.
- Includes an upgraded gig bag.
- No controls or battery to manage.
Cons
- No pickup, so it cannot be amplified without adding one.
- Does not include an amplifier.
- Construction details beyond the body shape are not stated.
Good fit if
- Adults and teens starting on a full-size steel-string acoustic.
- Players who want a cutaway dreadnought with a gig bag.
Skip if
- You want an acoustic-electric with a pickup.
- You want a smaller junior body.
Verdict: The default Pyle acoustic for a new adult player who wants a full-size steel-string kit.
8 Best metal-style electric
Pyle Heavy Metal EG Fire Electric Guitar Axe w/ Amplifier Kit
- Type
- Electric
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
$145.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
An axe-shaped electric sold under Pyle's Heavy Metal EG Fire name, with a practice amp and accessories in the kit. It is the most visually aggressive option in the Pyle electric lineup.
Pros
- Axe-style body with Heavy Metal branding, stated in the listing.
- Full-size instrument per the listing.
- Includes a practice amp and accessories.
- Electric type, so it can be played through the included amp.
Cons
- Pickup type is not stated.
- Amp output wattage is not stated.
- No left-handed version appears in the listing.
Good fit if
- Beginners who want a metal look for their first electric.
- Players who want a complete electric kit with a practice amp.
Skip if
- You want a more conventional electric body shape.
- You want a left-handed electric; the left-handed kit is the alternative.
Verdict: The Pyle electric kit for players who want the look of a metal axe with a complete starter setup.
9 Best electric starter with humbuckers
Pyle Electric Guitar Kit with Amp
- Type
- Electric
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$142.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details) Typical price: $181.99, 21% off
The only Pyle electric in the pool that states its pickup type: humbuckers. It is a full-size electric with an amplifier, and the list entry is marked as a beginner kit.
Pros
- Humbucker pickups, explicitly stated.
- Full-size electric body per the listing.
- Includes an amplifier.
- Marked as a beginner kit.
Cons
- Amp output wattage is not stated.
- Body wood and scale length are not stated.
- No left-handed version is mentioned.
Good fit if
- Beginners who want a full-size electric with humbuckers.
- Players who want an amp included in the first purchase.
Skip if
- You prefer a different pickup type; only humbuckers are stated here.
- You need a left-handed electric; the left-handed kit is the alternative.
Verdict: The best-documented standard electric kit in the Pyle catalog because it states the pickups.
10 Best left-handed electric
Pyle Left Handed Electric Guitar and Amp Kit
- Type
- Electric
- Size
- Full size
- Left-handed
- Yes
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$139.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details) Typical price: $151.48, 8% off
The only left-handed electric in the Pyle pool. It is a full-size 39-inch kit with a wearable Bluetooth amplifier and cable, so a left-handed beginner gets a complete amplified setup.
Pros
- Left-handed orientation, explicitly stated.
- Full-size 39-inch electric body.
- Includes wearable Bluetooth amplifier and 1/4-inch cable.
- Beginner starter kit.
Cons
- Pickup type is not stated.
- Bluetooth amp output wattage is not stated.
- Only one left-handed electric appears in the pool.
Good fit if
- Left-handed beginners who want an electric guitar.
- Players who want a wearable Bluetooth amp for practice.
Skip if
- You play right-handed; the other electric kits are not left-handed.
- You want a traditional amp and do not need Bluetooth features.
Verdict: The obvious Pyle electric for a left-handed player starting from scratch.
11 Best left-handed acoustic
Pyle Left Handed Beginner Acoustic Guitar Kit
- Type
- Acoustic
- Size
- 3/4 or 7/8 size
- Left-handed
- Yes
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
- For kids
- Yes
A 36-inch 3/4 left-handed acoustic with an all-wood body, listed for kids and adults. It is the only left-handed steel-string acoustic in the Pyle pool.
Pros
- Left-handed orientation, explicitly stated.
- All-wood instrument per the listing.
- 3/4 size at 36 inches suits smaller left-handed players.
- Beginner kit with accessories.
Cons
- Smaller than full-size acoustics.
- No pickup.
- Wood species is not stated.
Good fit if
- Left-handed children and smaller adults starting on acoustic.
- Players who want a left-handed steel-string without electronics.
Skip if
- You need a left-handed electric; the left-handed electric kit covers that.
- You need a full-size left-handed acoustic; none is stated in the pool.
Verdict: The only left-handed steel-string acoustic Pyle kit in the catalog.
12 Best resonator
Resophonic Resonator Acoustic Electric Guitar Kit
- Type
- Acoustic-electric
- Strings
- 6
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
$199.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:53 PDT - Details)
The only resonator in the Pyle pool, sold as a 6-string round-neck acoustic-electric kit for blues and country. It brings a distinctive body style and an amplified option in one guitar.
Pros
- Resonator body, unique in the Pyle pool.
- Acoustic-electric, so it can be amplified.
- 6-string round-neck design, stated in the listing.
- Sunburst wood body finish, stated in the listing.
Cons
- Body size (full or junior) is not stated.
- Electronics and pickup details are not stated.
- Left-handed version is not stated.
Good fit if
- Players who want a blues or country resonator sound.
- Players who want an amplified acoustic-electric with a different body style.
Skip if
- You want a conventional dreadnought acoustic.
- You need a left-handed resonator; none is stated.
Verdict: The specialist Pyle pick for resonator tone in blues and country.
13 Best semi-hollow electric
Pyle Semi Hollow Body Electric Guitar Set
- Type
- Electric
- Size
- Full size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
$369.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
A full-size 41.8-inch semi-hollow electric sold as a jazz instrument kit with a gig bag and accessories. It is the only semi-hollow body in the Pyle pool and the longest stated electric body.
Pros
- Semi-hollow body, unique among the Pyle electrics in the pool.
- Full size at 41.8 inches, the longest stated electric body in the pool.
- Includes gig bag and accessories.
- Aimed at jazz and full-size instrument players per the listing.
Cons
- No amplifier is included.
- Pickup type is not stated.
- Body wood is not stated.
Good fit if
- Players who want a larger, jazz-oriented electric body.
- Players who already own an amplifier and want a guitar-only set.
Skip if
- You need an amp in the same box.
- You want a smaller, more portable electric body.
Verdict: The Pyle electric for players who want a semi-hollow jazz-style body and already have amplification.
14 Best electric for kids
Pyle Kids Electric Guitar
- Type
- Electric
- Amp included
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
- For kids
- Yes
$79.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
A 30-inch electric guitar made for kids, with a rechargeable 5W amp in the kit. It is the shortest stated electric in the pool and the only children's electric.
Pros
- 30-inch body, the shortest stated electric in the pool.
- Includes a rechargeable 5W amp.
- Marked as a kids' beginner kit.
- Gives a young player an amplified setup in one purchase.
Cons
- The 30-inch body is sized for children; a full-size electric will be needed as the player grows.
- Pickup type is not stated.
- Amp features beyond wattage are not stated.
Good fit if
- Children who want an electric guitar with an amp.
- Families who want a self-contained kids' electric kit.
Skip if
- The player is old or large enough for a full-size electric.
- You want a full-size electric for a teen or adult.
Verdict: The Pyle electric to choose for a young player who wants to start plugged in.
Specs compared
| # | Guitar | Type | Strings | Size | Left-handed | Kit or bundle | Amp included |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pyle Premium Electric Acoustic Guitar Kit | Acoustic-electric | not stated | Full size | not stated | Yes | not stated |
| 2 | Pyle Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar and Amp Kit | Acoustic-electric | not stated | Full size | not stated | Yes | Yes |
| 3 | Pyle Beginner Acoustic Guitar Kit | Acoustic | not stated | 3/4 or 7/8 size | not stated | Yes | not stated |
| 4 | Pyle Beginner Acoustic Guitar Kit | Acoustic | not stated | 1/2 size or smaller | not stated | Yes | not stated |
| 5 | Pyle 36-Inch Beginner Classical Acoustic Guitar Kit | Classical or nylon | not stated | 3/4 or 7/8 size | not stated | Yes | not stated |
| 6 | Pyle Beginner Acoustic Guitar Kit | Classical or nylon | not stated | Full size | not stated | Yes | not stated |
| 7 | Pyle Beginner Acoustic Guitar Kit | Acoustic | not stated | Full size | not stated | Yes | not stated |
| 8 | Pyle Heavy Metal EG Fire Electric Guitar Axe w/ Amplifier Kit | Electric | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes | Yes |
| 9 | Pyle Electric Guitar Kit with Amp | Electric | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes | Yes |
| 10 | Pyle Left Handed Electric Guitar and Amp Kit | Electric | not stated | Full size | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 11 | Pyle Left Handed Beginner Acoustic Guitar Kit | Acoustic | not stated | 3/4 or 7/8 size | Yes | Yes | not stated |
| 12 | Resophonic Resonator Acoustic Electric Guitar Kit | Acoustic-electric | 6 | not stated | not stated | Yes | not stated |
| 13 | Pyle Semi Hollow Body Electric Guitar Set | Electric | not stated | Full size | not stated | Yes | not stated |
| 14 | Pyle Kids Electric Guitar | Electric | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes |
How we chose these
The catalog for this guide contained 18 Pyle guitars, and every one of them is sold as a kit. We shortlisted the 14 that cover the useful spread of body sizes and styles: full-size steel-string acoustics, 3/4 and 1/2 junior acoustics, classical nylon models, acoustic-electrics with and without amplifiers, conventional full-size electrics, a semi-hollow electric, a resonator, a kids' electric, and left-handed versions where they exist. Near-duplicate versions that differed mainly by handedness or finish were not both listed. Awards are based on the stated specifications in the pool; where a detail such as pickup type or amp wattage is missing, we say it is not stated by the seller. No unit was tested for this guide. Prices on the page are live and read from the store listing at the time the page loads.
What to look for
Body size: full, 3/4, or 1/2
Pyle labels its kits by length and fraction. The acoustic side includes a 41-inch full-size dreadnought, a 36-inch 3/4 junior size, and a 1/2 junior size. Electric kits range from a 30-inch kids' model to 39-inch full-size bodies and a 41.8-inch semi-hollow. Martin's acoustic body guide explains that body size and shape directly affect volume and tone, with full-size dreadnoughts producing a loud, projective tone with strong bass. As a practical rule, choose the largest body the player can handle comfortably: adults and teens usually fit full-size 4/4 models, while smaller players fit the 3/4 or 1/2 sizes.
Steel strings or nylon strings
The clearest tonal split in the Pyle acoustic range is string material. Steel-string kits, such as the full-size dreadnought and the 3/4 junior acoustic, are built for strumming and flatpicking. Nylon-string classical kits, from the 36-inch junior to the full-size 4/4, use the softer-feeling strings associated with classical and fingerstyle playing; Martin's string guide describes nylon strings as having a soft feel and a warm, rounded voice. Decide by the music you want to play, and by hand comfort: nylon has a gentler feel on new fingers, while steel gives the bright attack many acoustic players expect.
Acoustic, acoustic-electric, or electric
There are three paths in the Pyle catalog. A plain acoustic has no electronics: nothing to plug in, charge, or adjust. An acoustic-electric adds a pickup so the same guitar can connect to an amp, PA, or recording interface; Martin's electronics guide describes the controls commonly found on acoustic preamps, including volume, tone, and sometimes a built-in tuner. An electric guitar is a different instrument that depends on an amplifier for its voice. The Pyle electric kits include practice amps, from a rechargeable 5W kids' amp to Bluetooth wearable amps, while the acoustic-electric kits with amps use a 10W amplifier.
What the kit includes
Every Pyle guitar in this catalog is sold as a kit, but the contents are not the same. Some kits add a gig bag, strap, picks, capo, extra strings, cable, or amplifier. For a first purchase, a kit that includes a gig bag and strap means fewer separate trips to a music store. Ibanez's support FAQ notes that cases and gig bags are designed for specific instruments and recommends against generic fit-all cases, so the bag sold with a guitar is usually the safer match. Read the kit contents in the listing; the models with amp kit in the name include an amplifier, while the plain acoustic kits do not.
Left-handed options
Pyle's left-handed coverage is small but specific. The pool includes a left-handed 3/4 classical kit, a left-handed 3/4 acoustic kit, and a full-size 39-inch left-handed electric kit with a wearable Bluetooth amplifier. There is no full-size left-handed acoustic and no left-handed resonator or semi-hollow in the pool. If the player is left-handed, buy the left-handed version of the body type and string type you want; there is no reason to start on a flipped right-handed instrument when the left-handed versions exist.
Practice amps and hearing safety
Most of the Pyle electric and acoustic-electric kits include a small practice amp where the output is stated: 5W for the kids' electric and 10W for the acoustic-electric amp kits. Those are home-practice levels, not stage amplifiers. The NIDCD notes that long or repeated exposure to sounds at or above 85 dBA can cause hearing damage, and loud music through headphones or amps is one of the listed risks. Keep practice volume moderate, and use hearing protection at band practices and concerts.
Questions
Are Pyle guitars good for beginners?
Pyle's catalog here is almost entirely beginner kits, and most models carry a beginner tag. The pool covers full-size and junior acoustics, nylon classicals, acoustic-electrics, electrics, and left-handed versions. A Pyle kit can be a sensible first guitar when the body size, string type, and included accessories match the player. The main limitation is detail: several listings leave out pickup type, amp wattage, or wood species, so check the stated specs before buying.
What is the best Pyle guitar for a child?
It depends on the child's size. For a very young player, the 1/2 size acoustic kit is the smallest Pyle guitar in the pool. For a slightly older child, the 36-inch 3/4 acoustic or the 36-inch classical nylon kit are better fits. If the child wants an electric, the 30-inch kids' electric kit includes a rechargeable 5W amp. Choose the smallest body that the child can hold comfortably, then move up when they grow.
Does Pyle make left-handed guitars?
Yes. The pool includes a left-handed 3/4 classical kit, a left-handed 3/4 acoustic kit, and a left-handed full-size 39-inch electric kit with a wearable Bluetooth amplifier. There is no full-size left-handed acoustic in the pool. Left-handed players should look for the left-handed version of the exact style they want, because Pyle does not list every model in both orientations.
Do Pyle guitar kits include an amplifier?
Some do. The acoustic-electric amp kits include a 10W amplifier and are marked as beginner kits. The kids' electric includes a rechargeable 5W amp. Other electric kits include a practice amp or a wearable Bluetooth amplifier. The plain acoustic kits, including the full-size dreadnought, the 3/4 and 1/2 junior acoustics, and both nylon classical kits, do not include any amplifier. Read the product name and kit contents before ordering.
Can you play a Pyle acoustic-electric without an amplifier?
Yes. An acoustic-electric guitar is still an acoustic guitar; the pickup only adds the option to amplify. The Pyle acoustic-electric kits in this guide can be played unplugged like any dreadnought or resonator, and the included 10W amp is there for when you want more volume. The electric kits are different: they need an amplifier to produce their intended sound.
What sizes do Pyle guitars come in?
The Pyle pool covers acoustic kits from 1/2 junior to full size, including a 36-inch 3/4 size and 41-inch full-size dreadnoughts. The nylon classical side has a 36-inch 3/4 kit and a full-size 4/4 kit. Electric kits are listed at 30 inches for kids, 39 inches for full-size models, and 41.8 inches for the semi-hollow. Body size is the first spec to check; it determines reach, comfort, and to some degree volume.
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