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- similar to the 44-51, except has standard arm and body contours, and a split coil NeoPunch humcanceller pickup, current mfg.
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- similar to 4-76 except features two Lindy Fralin "J" style pickups, available in Translucent White, Translucent Blonde, Amber, Burgundy, Natural, Blue, Three-Tone Sunburst, Tobacco Sunburst, Cherry Sunburst, or Teal Sunburst fin...
- similar to the Hollowbody Standard, except has carved mahogany back and sides, carved Maple Top AAA-Flame, available in Three-Tone Sunburst or Tobacco Sunburst finish, mfg. 2000-09.
- similar to the 4-63 Standard, except has an alder body with Metallic finish (with optional white pickguard), disc. 2002.
- offset double cutaway with a small treble horn, ash, alder, or mahogany body, bolt-on quartersawn maple neck, 20-fret bird's-eye maple (dot inlays), rosewood (dot inlays), or ebony fingerboard (block inlays), four-on-one-side tuners, Lakl...
- similar to the 4-63 Standard, except has a swamp ash body with quilted or flamed maple top, disc. 2002
- similar to the 4-Dual J Standard, except has an alder body with Metallic finish (with optional white pickguard), available in Shoreline Gold, Inca Silver, Teal Green, Sea Foam Green, Lake Placid Blue, Sherwood Green, Burgundy Mist, Candy...
similar to the 4-Dual J Standard, except in five-string configuration, 3/2-per-side tuners, and a 35 in. scale, available in Amber, Burgundy, Natural, Blue, Three-Tone Sunburst, Tobacco Sunburst, Cherry Sunburst, Teal Sunburst, Translucent...
- similar to the 4-94, except features one MM (humbucker) Bartolini (or Basslines) pickup, volume/bass/mid/treble controls, disc. 2000, reintroduced 2005 only.
