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Description

Step back in time with the 1960s National Studio 66, a solid body electric guitar that captures the essence of an era known for its musical innovation and style. This vintage-inspired instrument offers a distinct sound that harks back to the heyday of rock and roll. With its unique design and character, the Studio 66 stands out among contemporary models, making it a prized addition for both collectors and performing musicians seeking that nostalgic tone.

Crafted with precision, the Studio 66 features a single cutaway body, providing easy access to higher frets. It is equipped with a pair of single-coil pickups that deliver a crisp, clear sound with plenty of bite, perfect for those who appreciate the classic tones of the 1960s. The guitar’s neck is smooth and fast, allowing for effortless playability whether you’re strumming chords or executing intricate solos.

The distinctive headstock design is a highlight, echoing the iconic aesthetics of National guitars from the past. This model also includes traditional controls, keeping it straightforward and user-friendly for musicians of all skill levels. Whether you're jamming in the studio or performing live, the Studio 66 offers a reliable and expressive musical experience.

Key Features:

  • Solid body electric guitar with a single cutaway design
  • Pair of single-coil pickups for clear, vintage sound
  • Smooth neck for comfortable playability
  • Traditional control layout for ease of use
  • Distinctive headstock design reflecting classic aesthetics
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Vintage Guitars - RARE National Studio 66 Resoglas 1962 Desert Sand Original Case (515) 864-6136

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Vintage Guitars - RARE National Studio 66 Resoglas 1962 Desert Sand Original Case (515) 864-6136

Lawman Guitars

Lawman Guitars

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National Resoglas Studio 66 / Varsity 66 Guitar

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See how Eric Clapton uses 1960s National Studio 66

Eric Clapton

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Eric Clapton used a 1960s National Studio 66 guitar for the soundtrack of the 1985 film "Water," as noted in Christie's documentation.

See how Hershel Yatovitz uses 1960s National Studio 66

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Yatovitz has a 1961 National Studio 66 guitar, according to Vintage Guitar interview.

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