The POLYCHROME BARITONE Tricone has a steel body with maple neck, solid peghead, black headstock overlay and bound rosewood fretboard.
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Single Cone Biscuit - Brass Body 12-string Style O
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Single Cone Biscuit - Steel Body Delphi
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Single Cone Biscuit - Steel Body Delphi Vintage Steel Deluxe
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Single Cone Biscuit - Steel or Brass Body Reso Rocket Powder Coated (PC)
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The Polychrome Tricone is a National Reso-Phonic first: an all-steel body tricone.
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The STYLE 2 TRICONE is hand-engraved with the flowing Wild Rose design on the brass body which is then nickel-plated.
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The Style 4 Tricone is hand-engraved with the lavish Chrysanthemum floral design on the front, back, sides, coverplate strap and tailpiece.
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The Cutaway Tricone Vintage Steel is an innovation to give access to the higher registers.
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This National O-14 Guitar has a reproduction polished brass 14-fret style body with traditional Hawaiian etching on the front and back plus a palm tree motif side etching. The traditionally designed chicken foot coverplate, as well as the body and tailpiece are bright nickel plated. The back of this guitar is domed. The hard rock maple neck is 14-frets to the body and the fingerboard is ebony woth mother-of-pearl dots. (Yes, this is like the one on the Dire Straits Brothers In Arms album). Comes with a National Hardshell Case.
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The Antique Brass Single Cone shares most of its features with the standard Delphi; the difference being the finish on the body, coverplate, and tailpiece. These components are brass plated and finished in an aged patina to give it an antique look. The Single Cone is a traditionally shaped steel bodied guitar with a hard rock maple neck, ivoroid bound rosewood fingerboard and slotted headstock with open gear vintage-style three-on-a-plate tuners.
The Single Cone is an updated version of the famous painted steel body National Duolian and National Triolian 12-fret neck guitars built from 1930 until 1934 by the National Stringed Instrument Corp. In 1935, the guitars were produced as 14-fret instruments until the early 1940s. The Duolian originally sold for $32.50 and the Triolian originally sold for $45.00.
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The Vintage Steel Tricone is a new addition to our lineup of steel-bodied guitars. This steel tricone has a plated satin nickel finish, mahogany neck, and a slotted headstock. The finish on this guitar will age with use and the passage of time, making each instrument unique.
This resonator has a big voice and plenty of tone. Nice brushed vintage steel look and a pleasure to play!
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