The new "Hill Country" series from Collings Guitars picks up where their "Traditional" series began ~ pushing the Collings voice & tone farther towards the looser, more open rumble associated with the Grail-level pre-war flattops. Each Hill Country guitar features a new, custom voicing and build structure that aims for the driest, woodiest, most open version of the Collings sound. What will you experience when you pick up a Hill Country model for the first time? You'll feel a lighter-weight guitar. You'll hear an instrument with increased roundness in the midrange and trebles. And you'll feel low-end responsiveness like you've never felt from a Collings before.

In this video, TME staffers Adam Dardeck and Andy Cambria offer their takes on why the Hill Country guitars are unique amongst the Collings line of instruments. And they offer a tonal comparison between a D1A Hill Country and a D1A Traditional. Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

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