This listing is for a Recording King RM-991 Roundneck Tricone Resonator. With its classic metal-body and distinctive vintage tone, this is a solid choice for the beginner player who is looking to upgrade. The nickel-plated bell brass body and three hand-spun aluminum cones deliver plenty of volume, sustain, and the desired bell-like tone / clarity. Overall, this resonator is in very good condition. There are scratches on the body, but they are very hard to photograph. The worst scratches are on the back of the instrument's body. A gig-bag / case is not included.
Specs:
- Model: Recording King RM-991
- Type: Roundneck Tricone Resonator
- Body: Nickel-plated bell brass
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fretboard: Padauk
- Cones: Three 6" hand-spun aluminum Recording King cones
- Coverplate: Tricone screen
- Bridge: T-bridge with ebony & maple saddle
- Tailpiece: Bell brass
- Tuners: Sealed die-cast / open-gear depending on production version
- Nut width: 1.75"
- Scale length: 25.5"
- Body depth: 3.5"
- Body length: 18-1/8"
- Total length: 38.5"
- Finish: Nickel-plated bell brass
IMPORTANT: There are scratches on this instrument, and they are extremely hard to photograph. The worst scratches are on the back of the body. A gig-bag / case is not included with the purchase of this resonator.
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| Listed | 24 days ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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