Hondo H77 Guitar Demo and Review

I hope you enjoy this demo of my Hondo H77 electric guitar. It was a gift to me from family before they moved out of town, and the story of how they got it is pretty cool. I go into detail about the story, as well as my review of the guitar, after playing the intros of Texas Flood and Pride and Joy by Stevie Ray Vaughan, followed by the main riff and solo from Sunshine of Your Love by Cream.
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[@BrianLomeli-bt4zj]

A pereon saving a hondo-H76 for me here in las vegas and it Sounds pretty darn good for only $50. Great video 👍 nice strat🔥

[@gamesguitarsandcars]

I recently got a Hondo H77 as a "throw in" guitar deal. I didn't put much stock into it setting up the deal but boy was I shocked when I got it home to play! Such a unique guitar and they play great. Mine is in a bright red color, looks great beside my white Fender MIM strat.

[@jrsoper6524]

Guitar sounds spectacular, nothing better than a old strat.

[@keithwilkinson5707]

I had a similar Hondo in the late 70's which I used for slide. It had great tone but I don't remember it as being heavy. It may have ply which is what someone else has commented on.

[@John-bl9mp]

Great job! Nice sounding guitar.

[@pellegriniguitar]

Thank you!

[@pdxbmw77]

The H77 should be plywood, not mahogany. That guitar is roughly from 83 and made in Korea. The pickups are hot which is why it has that thick tone.