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These instruments were first created in the era of the Hawaiian and Jazz Bands, prior to electrical amplification. All sorts of musicians, Hawaiian, jazz and blues, wanted louder guitars: to be able to be heard alongside horns; to project out into music halls or smokey night clubs; or, to be the loudest guitar on the street corner. In response to this need, the mechanically amplified resonator guitar was created. National Guitars  Featured products
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National Delphi Frosted Duco Gold
Cat#: 8608
*** JRG 20th Anniversary special ***
This new " Frosted Duco Gold " finish on the popular steel body National Delphi model has to be seen to be appreciated! You get the aggressive Delta Blues bightness of a true steel body single cone guitar and a very legitimate looking retro finis...
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AU$6,695.00
Price: AU$4,495.00 save 33% |
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National Model D Square Neck
Cat#: 9159
The first of National's Spider-bridge-cone wood-bodied guitars, the Model D has a laminate walnut sunburst maple top complemented by conventional screened sound-hole rings and fan motif nickel-plated coverplate.
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AU$4,395.00
Price: AU$3,295.00 save 25% |
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National Resolectric Junior II
Cat#: 9155
The National Resolectric Junior II features a solid Beechwood single-cutaway body with light stain satin finish, satin black slot-pattern coverplate & tailpiece, spun cone with biscuit bridge, Lollar single coil pickup, volume & tone controls, maple neck with dot-inlaid rosewood fingerboard and w...
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AU$2,650.00
Price: AU$1,995.00 save 25% |
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