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The Gretsch G9201 Honey Dipper resonator guitar boasts an old-world tone and impressive projection from its hand-spun biscuit cone. The nickel-plated brass body with sweet worn finish gives the Honey Dipper vintage looks, while the rounded V-profile mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard makes for great playability that'll have you strumming away for hours on end. Add some character to your collection that harkens back to America's musical heritage with the Gretsch G9201 Honey Dipper.

The Gretsch G9200 "Boxcar" is a round-neck resonator guitar that puts the sound of the old-world blues squarely into your hands. The Gretsch Ampli-Sonic resonator cone puts out impressive volume, serious midrange and produces a killer tone for down-tuned delta blues and slide. Seriously comfortable and hold to play and hard to put down, the G9200 Boxcar is a great way for any guitarist to add another color to their palette.

The National Style 0 was a steel-bodied (later brass), single cone resonator that appeared in both square neck and round neck configurations. It is distinguished by an etching of a Hawaiian scene on the front and back of the body. 

Years of Production: 1930 - 1942

The Gretsch G9230 Bobtail Square-Neck Resonator calls back to the company's heritage and presents it in a modern package for those after vintage tone. Finished in a two-tone sunburst on laminated mahogany in the body, neck, and top, the centerpiece of the G9230 is the newly designed Gretsch Ampli-Sonic resonator cone. This cornerstone of the guitar's tone is handspun from 99% pure aluminum and responds with a surprising volume and bright attack bluegrass players love. If you're after a gig-worthy resonator, look no further than the onboard Fishman Nashville Series Resophonic Pickup to get every strum heard in a crowd of 100 or 1,000.

The Fender FR-50 Resonator Acoustic Guitar offers beginner and intermediate players an affordable gateway in the twangy world of resonators with the assurance of a Fender build. A spruce top/mahogany sides and back tonewood combination results in a warm punch with plenty of midrange accented by the high-end metallic strike of the single chrome finish resonator. If you're looking for a backporch strummer, you've come to the right place.

Years of Production: 1973 - 1997

This Regal-made Dobro was produced with both a square and round neck option. The square neck version is somewhat more sought-after.

Years of Production: 1933 - 1937

The Epiphone Dobro Hound Dog Deluxe Round Neck Acoustic Guitar brings back vintage tone and 20th century ingenuity in a modern package designed for today's players. Sporting a comfortably rounded mahogany neck and flamed maple body, the Deluxe model brings in a signature Dobro cone resonator and pair of screened soundholes for that crisp high-end presence that distinguishes these guitars. Taking it to the stage? Kick on the built-in Fishman pickup to electrify your performance and send your sound to the back of the room.

This resonator is made by Regal which was revitalized in a brand starting in the late '80s. The RD-30V features a spun 10-1/2" aluminum cone and mahogany body. 

Wood Composition: Mahogany body, Mahogany neck, Rosewood fingerboard

Part of the Dobro DM33 series, the DM33H features a Chrome plated brass body with two F-holes. The H in the model number indicates a Hawaiian decorative motif.