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Description
Designed for those who seek the authentic sound of a resonator guitar, the National Resophonic Triolian is a meticulously crafted instrument that embodies the rich tradition of resonator acoustics. Built by National Resophonic Guitars, this model is faithful to its vintage predecessors, offering a distinctive voice that cuts through any mix with clarity and power. The Triolian is renowned for its single-cone resonator, which delivers a bright, punchy tone ideal for blues, folk, and slide guitar enthusiasts.
Its steel body construction not only contributes to its robust sound but also ensures durability, making it a reliable companion whether in the studio or on stage. The maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard provides a smooth playing experience, while the traditional slotted headstock adds a classic aesthetic touch. This resonator guitar is both a nod to the past and a versatile tool for modern-day musicians, offering dynamic soundscapes that inspire creativity.
Key Features:
- Single-cone resonator for bright, punchy sound
- Steel body construction for durability and tonal projection
- Maple neck with rosewood fingerboard for smooth playability
- Traditional slotted headstock
- Ideal for blues, folk, and slide guitar styles
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Use cases and applications
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Square neck resonators are ideal for Delta Blues and Bluegrass, often played standing up with a strap.
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Setup and maintenance
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Converting a square neck to a round neck requires removing the neck and installing a new one with a proper angle, costing over a grand.
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Value and pricing
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Converting a vintage National Triolian can significantly reduce its value, estimated between $3-5k.
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