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Undoubtedly, there is likely to be a difference in sound, but I am only mentioning what Warmoth, and other manufacturers, call them. Hollow, at the end of the day, is a word being applied to things that are hollow.

I see what you mean, and there are traditional hollow and semi-hollow construction techniques, as you mention. Though it is of course a different technique than those more traditional techniques, nonetheless, routing large chambers is what Warmoth call a hollow body. Both result in hollowness...

Just to be certain, what Warmoth calls a hollow body has large, routed chambers, and a chambered body is a bit of a different concept for weight reduction. The differences can be seen here. https://warmoth.com/guitar-chambered-bodies

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@teleme01 a Starcaster neck is incompatible with most Stratocaster neck pockets, but it may work with some Strat models which have a 22 fret neck with no fretboard overhang. These are listed at areas of incompatibility at the link I provided earlier. However, it will not help the OP as no...

Welcome to the forum. The Starcaster and Mooncaster are indeed different. See at link below areas of incompatibility. Starcaster® - 22 fret neck with no fretboard overhang https://warmoth.com/guitar-neck-fit Warmoth necks fit a more traditional Fender spec, which is based on what were...

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I get that, but what does it mean?

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