Style O Gazing upon the famous Style "O," one can almost hear the sweet song of the Hawaiian breeze through the swaying palm trees, syncopated to the soft roll of the waves upon the sandy shore as the sun sets in the distance. Watchers: 76 Offers: 1 Guitar Vintners Hope, ID, United States About This Listing 1930 National Style O Guitar One of the most classic and collectible of all resonators. A wonderful sounding guitar with plenty of bluesy bark and warmth, this Style 0 still has its original cone and biscuit - unique for vintage National tone.
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National Style O George Gruhn 0 Photo courtesy George Gruhn. Although it has never been the favorite guitar of Hawaiian players, National's Style O, with its shining metal body and tropical imagery, stands today as one of the strongest icons for the Hawaiian music that was the foundation of the resonator guitar's popularity in the early 1930s. A sweet, bold, and pure voiced Style 0, this guitar has more life left it its cone and voice than many vintage Nationals you'll encounter. It has nice definition through the bass without any compromise to its warmth, and its volume is strong across the strings. With original chipboard case 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 Detail pictures of 1936 National Style-0 By Ingo September 25, 2008 Guitars, Mark Knopfler gear, Vintage guitars One of Mark Knopfler's most famous guitars is surely his National Style-O (read "style - oh"). This is the guitar on the cover of Brothers in Arms.
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National Style 0 Resonator Used - Very Good $4,150 $1,200 price drop $2,950 Add to Cart National Style 0-14 Resonator Guitar #24301 - Used Used - Excellent $3,595 Add to Cart National Style 0 Square Neck Resonator, 1937 Used - Very Good $2,750 Add to Cart Price Drop 1931 National Style 1 Tri-Cone Squareneck Used - Very Good $5,495 $1,200 price drop National Style O Industrial Art Eric C. Shoaf 0 Click to enlarge. (LEFT TO RIGHT) A 1936 National Style O (14-fret) with solid headstock. A 1932 National Style O (12-fret) with slotted headstock. Photos: Michael Tamborrino. National. The name is patriotic! And what else but American inventiveness could have brought about a metal-bodied guitar? The National Style-0 from the early 30ies have a different, longer body shape. The body joins the neck at the 12th fret, while from the mid-30ies on the joint was near the 14th fret. For this reason the body was slightly larger, and thus has more volume. In fact Thomas' National sounds deeper and has more low end than the 1936, however, you. The Style "O" remains National's flagship — and through the decades, it's become of the most iconic, most recognized guitars of all time. Just like the original, today's Style "O" features a brass body polished to a mirror-like shine, plated in nickel, and finally etched with that famous scene depicting the allure of the Aloha Isles.
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A beautiful resonator guitar from the early-1930's, this National Style O features a nickel-plated metal body with etched Hawaiian scenes on the top and back. The 12-fret neck has a bound ebony fretboard. Taylor gigbag. Made in USA. (needs work: neck reset, refret and fretboard binding, new cone, etc., etc. - sold AS-IS) More Details. Even more than a Fender Strat, the guitar most powerfully associated with Mark's work in Dire Straits is, of course, the National Style 0 resonator that appears against a background of blue sky on the cover of the band's 1985 album Brothers In Arms, the first LP to sell a million copies.
National Style 0 (2008) | Elderly Instruments - YouTube Based on a c. 1930 resonator guitar, this National Style 0 features a nickel-plated brass body with an etched Hawaiian scene. Give it a. This 1930 National Style 0 is a beautiful first year example of one of Nationa. National resonators throughout the 20th century have been synonymous with blues & Hawaiian steel guitar playing, with the pre-war models especially being iconic symbols of Americana and greatly sought after among collectors and players. This 1930 National Style 0 is.
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Description: National Style 0 Resonator Guitars Available: 1930 to 1941. Collectibility Rating: Roundneck: C, Squareneck: D- (a brass body makes for a lower rating, also this model is fairly common). 2000 National Style O in very good condition. This Style O recreates the original look and feel of the 1930's resonator guitars. This is in great condition with incredible projection. Includes the original hardshell case.
