The National Reso-Phonic Style "O" is an acoustic guitar. It pairs well with the Dumble Steel String Singer and the Fender Prosonic.

National Reso-Phonic Style "O"

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The National Reso-Phonic Style O recreates the single-cone resonator National built in the 1930s: a nickel-plated brass body — not wood — with a 9.5-inch spun aluminium cone under a biscuit bridge doing the work a soundboard normally does. The body is etched with the Hawaiian palm-tree scene that identified the original, and the metal construction plus cone give the loud, cutting, midrange-dominant voice of pre-war bottleneck blues.

  • blues
  • durable
  • metal
  • cutting
  • bright
  • midrange
  • versatile instrument
  • durable and reliab

Genres the National Reso-Phonic Style "O" is commonly used in

  • Acoustic
  • Blues
  • Metal
  • Heavy Metal
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  • Hard Rock
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  • Rock
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Amps that pair well with the National Reso-Phonic Style "O"

Pedals that stack with the National Reso-Phonic Style "O"

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What pairs well with the National Reso-Phonic Style "O"?+

Strong matches from rig and tone-complementarity evidence: Dumble Steel String Singer, Fender Prosonic, Gibson GA-50 — Run Dumble Steel String Singer after it and the bright edge settles into something more smooth.

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