
National's Style N is the same guitar as the Style O, without the etched Hawaiian scene. This particular model is built with German Silver. This material, used for the body and coverplate, is the same alloy used by the Dopyera Brothers to create the first National Tricone guitars in the late 1920's. German Silver produces a bit more clarity and focus than the bell-like brass bodies. The tone is a bit mellower and more controlled, with a bit less reverberation and overtones and a more extended low end.
The National Style N-14 Fret reproduction meets the demands of players needing easier access to the higher frets. Based on the original models, the hard rock maple neck clears 14 frets to the body. The German Silver body is made of thin gauge material polished to a mirror-like shine and nickel plated. The coverplate, formed back, and inlaid rosewood peghead complete the authentic look of this guitar.
Notice: Click here to compare the sound of German Silver and Brass Body Style 0-14s.
Hard to distinguish used from new this 2011 National Style N-14 German Silver is in pristine condition. There are a few light buff scratches to the back as well as the top, that are more than likely from the factory, these can be seen in the photographs below. Original National Hardshell Case included.
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