Washburn introduced the HB15 model in 2004 as part of their hollow body series. This ES-125 style hollow bodied electric had the Buzz Feiten tuning system for improved intonation. The single floating mini humbucker was controlled by volume and tone knobs mounted on the raised pickguard. Also available with a single Florentine cutaway as the Washburn HB15C.

Washburn introduced the HB15C model in 2005 as part of their hollow body series. It was exactly like the Washburn HB15: an ES-125 style hollow bodied electric with the Buzz Feiten tuning system, except the HB15C had a single Florentine cutaway. The single floating mini humbucker was controlled by volume and tone knobs mounted on the raised pickguard.

WASHBURN manufactured the HB30 between 1994 and 1996

Introduced in 2005, the Washburn HB32 is a semi-hollow bodied ES-335 style electric. The HB32 has a double cutaway body with 2 f-holes and  a solid maple sustain block in the center which also helps reduce feedback. The HB32 has an all mahogany body with black binding and distressed bronze finished 3hardware.

WASHBURN made the first J-10 in 1992

Manufacture of the J-6 MONTGOMERY (J-6 S) began in 2004

WASHBURN manufactured the J-8 MEMPHIS between 1997 and 1999

WASHBURN produced the J-9 V G Washington between 1997 and 2004

Manufacture of the J3 began in 2005

WASHBURN began making the J4 in 2005

WASHBURN began making the J5 in 2005

WASHBURN made the first WP50 in 1992

WASHBURN began making the WP80 in 1992

WASHBURN produced the WT522 between 1994 and 1996