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Description
The Dobro D33 is a staple in the world of resonator guitars, known for its distinctive sound and craftsmanship. This instrument is designed for musicians who appreciate the classic resonator sound, offering both powerful projection and rich tonal depth. Thanks to its spider bridge construction, the D33 provides a unique blend of warmth and brightness, making it ideal for bluegrass, blues, and country music.
Crafted with attention to detail, the Dobro D33 features a mahogany body that enhances its resonant qualities, while the rosewood fingerboard offers a smooth playing experience. Its sound is further amplified by the single cone resonator, producing a voice that is both commanding and nuanced. Whether you're performing on stage or jamming with friends, the D33 delivers a robust and articulate sound that stands out in any setting.
This guitar also boasts a vintage-inspired design that pays homage to the rich history of resonator guitars. With high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship, the Dobro D33 is built to last and serve as a reliable companion for musicians of all levels.
Key Features:
- Spider bridge system for distinctive tonal clarity
- Single cone resonator for powerful projection
- Mahogany body and rosewood fingerboard
- Vintage-inspired design
- Ideal for bluegrass, blues, and country styles
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Dobro Model 33D circa 1971 at Fret Music
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Stoneking says, about his 1974 Dobro, on his website, "This is the guitar on the cover of the King Hokum album, it was my first resonator guitar purchased back in 1997. This guitar was Dobro’s answer to the metal bodied National guitars, it has a nickel-plated brass body and a biscuit style’ 10 1/2 inch resonator cone, this one had a cone made by National which I put in it and was a very loud guitar. I played this guitar alot in the 11 years I owned it – it was lost in New York City, left in the trunk of a Yellow Cab one night after a show."
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