Resonators
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Available at:Bridgeton, MO
Condition: Excellent
Available at:Nashville, TN
Condition: Excellent
Available at:Lakeland, FL
Condition: Excellent
Available at:Highland Park, IL
Condition: Excellent
Available at:Lake Forest, CA
Condition: Excellent
Available at:Country Club Hills, IL
Condition: Excellent
Available at:Orange, CT
Condition: Excellent
Available at:South Austin, TX
Condition: Excellent
Used Gretsch Guitars G9112 Resonator Guitar
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Available at:Bridgeton, MO
Condition: Excellent
Used Recording King RR50 Resonator Guitar
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Available at:Plano, TX
Condition: Excellent
Used Regal RC-51 Resonator Guitar
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Available at:Oakdale, MN
Condition: Excellent
Used Regal RC-2 Duolian Resonator Guitar
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Available at:San Mateo, CA
Condition: Excellent
Available at:San Antonio, TX
Condition: Great
Available at:Indianapolis, IN
Condition: Great
Available at:Ft. Myers, FL
Condition: Great
Available at:Albuquerque, NM
Condition: Great
Available at:South Springfield, MO
Condition: Great
Available at:Atlanta, GA
Condition: Great
Available at:Moreno Valley, CA
Condition: Great
Available at:Lancaster, PA
Condition: Great
Available at:Middleton, WI
Condition: Great
Available at:Springfield, NJ
Condition: Great
Available at:N. Fort Worth, TX
Condition: Great
Available at:San Francisco, CA
Condition: Great
Available at:Twin Cities, MN
Condition: Great
Available at:Houston, TX
Condition: Great
Available at:Braintree, MA
Condition: Great
Available at:Bellingham, WA
Condition: Great
Used National M2 Resonator Guitar
Available at:Nashville, TN
Condition: Great
Available at:San Bernardino, CA
Condition: Great
If you're new to resonators, there are a variety of options to choose from in this section that will help you get comfortable with the instrument. Before picking one out though, there are a few things you should think about to make sure you are happy with your choice. First, which type of resonator are you looking for? The three main designs are ‘tricone', ‘biscuit' and ‘single cone spider', each offering a different sound, so knowing which type produces the tone you want should be at the top of your list. As well, what type of construction are you considering? Because blending different varieties of woods and metals will produce different sounds when you play, understanding what you want ahead of time can instantly help narrow down your decision.
On the other hand, if you're a more advanced player, you will already know what sound you're looking for, so take your time to browse the entirety of this section to make sure you find exactly what you're after. If you're all about stage presence, there are options here to accommodate that as well. For a resonator that looks as good as it sounds, consider the Dean Chrome G Acoustic-Electric Resonator Guitar. Featuring an engraved two-toned body and eye-catching "F" soundholes, this guitar also includes a versatile electronics system, allowing you to effortlessly produce both electric and acoustic tones. Known for their loud, personality-driven sound, a resonator will change the way you play guitar. We promise, once you pick one up it will be hard to put it back down.