From National:

The ResoRocket blends the best of a vintage 1930s National with the convenience of a Bendaway body, offering you ease of access to the higher notes on the fretboard. The steel body boasts a gleaming rubbed finish and a newly designed coverplate pattern that complements the distinctive Tricone-style grill work on the soundports. The hard-rock maple neck includes an ivoroid-bound rosewood fingerboard with diamond-shaped inlays and a distinctive pearloid overlay on the solid headstock. Still, it’s that upper bout that makes this guitar special: Modified with a cutaway to the 17th fret, it extends your range of playing and makes this one of the most versatile single-cone National guitars ever.

Standard

  • Body - Steel

  • Neck - Mahogany

  • Fingerboard - Ebony

  • Fingerboard Binding  - Ivoroid

  • Nut - Bone

  • Headstock - Peghead

  • Headstock Veneer - Pearloid

  • Tuners - National

  • Finish - Satin polyester

  • Case - National Deluxe Hardshell

 

Pickups

  • National Slimline pickup
  • National Hotplate

Dimensions

  • Nut Width - 1.82"
  • String Spacing E-E - 2.31"
  • Body Depth - 3.32"
  • Scale Length - 25"
  • Fingerboard Radius - 16"
  • Weight - 5 lbs 12 oz. 

​In excellent condition, hardshell case included. 

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