Honher produced THE BATON ROUGE from 1998 until 2002. This Les Paul style electric had a solid alder body with contoured top, two exposed humbucking pickups and butterscotch or cherry sunburst finish.

Hohner produced THE BIRMINGHAM model from 1998 until 2002. It had a double cutaway solid alder body finished in either black or red. The neck had a bolt on easy access joint and was satin finished. Pickups were two exposed humbuckers controlled by single volume and tone controls with a three-way selector switch. The electronics and control layout were identical to the Baton Rouge model - but the Birmingham had different finishes, double cutaway body and six in a row tuner layout.

Hohner made THE RENO  between 1998 and 2002. It was a solid alder bodied electric guitar with the same body shape as the Hohner JT60 but the JT60 had Strat style pickups and controls whereas the Reno had Telecaster style layout. The Reno had a humbucker in the bridge position and a chrome covered single coil at the neck, controlled by single volume and tone controls and a Les Paul style three-way selector switch. The satin finished maple neck was attached with a bolt on easy access joint and had 22 frets.

Hohner made the THE SPRINGFIELD  between 1998 and 2002. It was similar to the JT60 model of the mid 1990s - with a Strat style pickup layout, vintage style tremolo and black or blue finishes.