1932 Dobro Model 27 Cyclops: Very desirable and extremely collectable. This original square neck has all the original finish with the original hard case. The decal on the peghead was replaced many years ago, but everything else is just as it was when it left the factory. The guitar has a rich, yet bright tone with some amazing bass. A great choice for folks who love vintage Dobros. With hard case. $1400 Stock#URC30221 photo
1933 Dobro Model 33 Square Neck: A very nicely maintained and terrific sounding spider cone Dobro that's now over 75 years old. There is something special about a Dobro that has the backing of aged wood, it just seems to ring forever! You can slide some real smoke with this vintage Bluegrass treasure! With original chipboard case. $2450 Stock#URB30318 photo
1994 Dobro Duolian: Here's Dobro's take on the metal body blues special that's become a favorite of musicians not only for the recording studio, but in live performance as well. All metal body with a single biscuit cone and moon & stars cover plate. It's got the tone, bro! With hard case. $1600. Stock#URC34704
1929 Dobro Model 125: This beautiful instrument benefited from a visit to the Dobro for a complete restoration while it was a part of the Chinery Collection. Gold plated, and outfitted with a new cone and spider bridge, it was also converted from a square neck to Spanish (round) neck. An excellent example of one of the most elegant Dobro guitars ever made. With hard case. $4950 Stock#URC34402 photo
Used National Style 1 Replicon: A terrific tri-cone round neck that is as close as one can get to the original National as built by the Dopyera Bros. back in the late 1920s. Three cones pumping out that wonderful combination of mellow tone and resonator bite that is the reason this model is so desirable. The visual aspects include "aging" by National with some parts of the body showing through the plating. There's also a secret aging process done to the cone that gives it a unique 'vintage' tone. With hard case. $2850 Stock#URB16261 photo
Used National Triolian Polychrome: Most players remember the painted Triolian polychrome from the '30s. Original examples are still bringing astronomical prices. Don Young and the talented folks at National Resophonic carefully hand painted this Polychrome reissue to match the look of the original Polychrome Triolians, including the detailed palm tree design on the back. The thin-gauge steel body is constructed with flat cut "f" holes, a formed back, and traditional non-ribbed cover plate. The maple neck, complete with maple fret board, clears 12 frets to the body and features ivoroid binding and traditional engraved tuners. Of course it has the look, but it also has the sound, that edgy , biting tone that sets the national resonator apart from all others. With hard case. $2025 Stock#URB32843 PHOTO
New! Wechter~Scheerhorn 6510R: The good folks at Wechter Guitars made a brilliant move when they teamed up with resonator genius Tim Scheerhorn to design some guitars especially for them. The result of this collaboration is that we now have terrific sounding and excellently made resonator instruments, but they're at an extremely affordable price. This example, of the square neck, Bluegrass style features Maple construction with the patented Scheerhorn spider cone and a tobacco sunburst finish. With hard case. BuffaloBros. price: $799 Stock#NRB34556
New! Wechter~Scheerhorn 6524R: The Wechter~Scheerhorn model 6524R is a serious upgrade from the 6510. The 6510 is a Mahogany square neck resonator while the 6524 has wonderfully figured Maple. The result is a brighter sound that carries futher too. With hard case. BuffaloBros. price $899 Stock#NRB34554 photo
2007 Beard Custom Maple R: The Gods were definitely smiling the day the folks at Paul Beard guitars built this little gem. Constructed from figured maple instead of the standard mahogany, this R body square neck has crisp highs, warm bass, great string separation and outrageous dynamic range. The mahogany neck is clad with an ebony fingerboard and both the body and fingerboard are bound with flamed maple. This custom guitar also features locking Planet Wave tuners and Beard’s “wheat” coverplate design. With hard case $2500 Stock# URC34558 photo
Used Paul Beard Gold Tone: Under special license from renowned resonator designer Paul Beard, the Gold Tone folks are producing some superb sounding instruments at prices that entice players at all levels. This square neck beauty has a sunburst finish over flame Maple with natural curly Maple binding. This one sounds as great as it looks. With hard case. $525 Stock#URC34427
C. 1940s Kay Deluxe: Here's a budget minded vintage instrument. With resonators becoming more and more desirable in rural areas, The Kay company took one of their standard models and added a resonator, resulting in this terrifically authentic sounding lap style resonator guitar. With chipboard case. $850 **reduced price $699** Stock#URB23589 photo
New! Republic 902 Triolian: All metal body biscuit cone Republic version of the legendary Blues machine, the National Triolian. Finished in the ultra cool "chestnut burst" this will become your favorite blues machine in no time. With foam core hard case. $799 Stock#NRB34109
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