Hollow body bass that could play unplugged

Hey everyone, long time not here because busy for some stuff. I'm looking for a hollow body bass that could play unplugged without but with no feedback when I plugged. Which one is the best for that? Gretsch G5123B, Gretsch G5442BDC, Epiphone Jack Casady signature, Epiphone Viola, Epiphone Woody Allen, Fender Starcaster Bass, or Yamaha SA-70? Thanks guys. By the way, I'm not looking for Acoustic/Electric bass guitar

I thought you already asked this question, hrrrmmmmmm

Nope

My only suggestion would be an acoustic bass that I own. I don't dig hollow/semi-hollow tones.

If you change your mind, here is a sound sample of my Oscar-Schmidt .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzU8_8H5lw0

maybe it was covered by someone else... my answer is always a flea market, fixer-upper stand up bass.... the best acoustic bass tone is from a double bass, the bass guitar was invented to be an electric solid body. Its a bass GUITAR. Leo meant for it to do the job of a classical bass in the new-fangled, all amplified groups playing country and western at the time because the uprights just couldn't bring the lows to the back of the ho-down, but tis really just a giant, bass voiced tele and that's how it works best. Trying to retro-engineer it into an acoustic guitar with bass strings is kinda silly and defeatist.

Okay, thanks dude. Looking for an opportunity to play some of those unplugged

I played with a hofner once in Houston, TX. I did not enjoy it. The tone was very thin.

I play Gretsch G5442BDC, it's a great instrument.