How to classify electric guitars?

There are several ways to classify guitars. The classic method is to classify guitars according to their shapes. There are several common ones: LP, ST, SG, TELE and hybrid. The first one you mentioned is mixed, which combines the characteristics of LP and ST. The piano in the video is ibanez. The specific model is not clear. Generally speaking, the timbre of this kind of piano is modern and diversified, which can be used in many musical styles. As for the metallic taste and continuous timbre you mentioned, it is not necessarily his exclusive feature. Other forms of piano are also acceptable, it's up to you. The first piano in the video, which is also the second one you mentioned, is indeed fender, belonging to strat type, abbreviated as st type. This model is very classic, and together with LP model, it has become the two most classic models of electric guitar. The standard ST type uses a single pickup, and the sound is bright, brittle, hard and grainy. Compared with the mixed type just mentioned, st-type timbre is more penetrating. ST type is widely used in almost all kinds of music styles, such as rock, metal, punk, pop, jazz, blues and so on. This is a very practical piano. The last one with an F hole you mentioned is generally defined as a jazz piano, which can be divided into two types: full hollow and half hollow. Its timbre is transparent, ethereal and sweet, which is more suitable for jazz and blues. It is rarely used to play heavy metal music, but it is very popular in other styles, such as punk, rock and pop music.

Other types, such as LP just mentioned, are very classic shapes, and Gibson is the representative. Too many famous old guns have been used in history. Its timbre characteristics are just the opposite of st, with both pickup and heavy timbre, suitable for rock, metal, punk, jazz, blues and other styles.

And TELE, the earliest electric guitar model. The piano I use is fender's telecaster, which is brighter and more brittle than ST, and is characterized by a unique nasal sound. The most suitable styles are country and light rock, but generally not suitable for heavy music.

There is SG type, which is generally used to play punk and hard rock, and the representative user is the guitarist of ACDC band.

Then there are all kinds of special-shaped pianos, such as the Fly V, which is often called the big fork, and all kinds of strange-looking pianos produced by BC Regal brand, such as warlocks, which means that the user is KK of Slayer band. There are also some shapes such as Explore, which are not very popular.

There are some shapes that are modified on the basis of the classic shapes mentioned above, so I won't count them. I hope I can help you.

Note: I typed it completely by myself, without copying and pasting it.