A "Solid Body" typically refers to a type of musical instrument, particularly electric guitars, that is made from a single piece of wood or a solid block. This design enhances durability and contributes to a distinct sound quality, making it popular among musicians. Solid body guitars are known for their sustain and ability to handle high levels of distortion. In contrast to hollow body instruments, solid body guitars do not have resonating chambers, which reduces feedback when amplified. Famous examples include the Gibson Les Paul and Fender Stratocaster, both of which have become iconic in various music genres.