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Sweetwater
5.0 (2)
$649.99
Guitar Center
5.0 (1)
$649.99
Amazon
3.8 (8)
$649.99
Reverb
5.0 (6)
$449.95 New
$479.00 Used
Musician's Friend
4.0 (3)
$649.99
Thomann
4.6 (11)
$381.00

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Description

Discover the Recording King RR-41-VS Rattlesnake Resonator, a marvel of craftsmanship that strikes the perfect chord between vintage allure and modern precision. Revered among seasoned musicians, this resonator is your gateway to a world of rich, expressive sound, crafted meticulously to cater to both novice strummers and professional performers alike. At its heart lies the hand-spun Recording King cone, renowned for delivering that distinctive resonator timbre, full of volume and clarity. The open pedestal-style soundwell further amplifies the sonic breadth, offering an exceptionally loud and resonant voice that will captivate any audience.

Constructed with a warm mahogany body, the RR-41-VS not only looks exquisite but also enhances the instrument's tonal richness. Its Padauk fretboard offers smooth playability and complements the bone nut and Grover tuning machines for impeccable tuning stability. The subtle ivory body and fingerboard binding add a touch of elegance, making this resonator a true visual and auditory masterpiece. Whether you're playing in a bustling venue or an intimate jam session, this resonator promises to deliver a performance with unparalleled depth and character.

Key Features:

  • Open pedestal-style soundwell
  • Mahogany body
  • Padauk fretboard
  • Biscuit bridge
  • Hand-spun Recording King cone
  • Ivory body binding
  • Ivory fingerboard binding
  • Dovetail neck joint
  • Dot fingerboard inlays
  • Grover tuning machines
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New Gear: Recording King Rattlesnake RR 41 VS Resonator

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New Gear: Recording King Rattlesnake RR 41 VS Resonator

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Acoustic Guitar Magazine

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Recording King - Rattlesnake RR-41-VS Resonator 1.

Krisztián Tapuska

Krisztián Tapuska

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Recording King RR-41-VS Rattlesnake גיטרה רזונייטור

The Gear HQ

The Gear HQ

Reviews

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Gear Review: Recording King Rattlesnake Resonator | Acoustic Guitar

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The Recording King Rattlesnake Resonator offers a charming vintage vibe with its lightweight design and appealing aesthetics. While it shines in traditional blues settings, thanks to its rich tonal range and suitability for slide playing, it struggles in playability due to a higher action and a somewhat cramped neck, which may deter some players. Additionally, the tendency for strings to pop out under pressure raises concerns about its durability. Ultimately, it's a fun, character-filled guitar that may require some setup adjustments to truly maximize its potential.

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