  We present a class of models that contains Randall-Sundrum and Higgsless
models as limiting cases. Over a wide range of the parameter space WW
scattering is mainly unitarized by Kaluza-Klein partners of the W and Z, and
the Higgs particle has suppressed couplings to the gauge bosons. Such a
gaugephobic Higgs can be significantly lighter than the 114 GeV LEP bound for a
standard Higgs, or heavier than the theoretical upper bound. These models
predict a suppressed single top production rate and unconventional Higgs
phenomenology at the LHC: the Higgs production rates will be suppressed and the
Higgs branching fractions modified. However, the more difficult the Higgs
search at the LHC is, the easier the search for other light resonances (like
Z', W', t', exotic fermions) will be.
