National Resophonic Guitars - New Instruments

Show that banjo player in your Bluegrass combo who’s the boss with this RM-1 Mandolin from the National Resophonic Company. It’s g...

National Resophonic’s 14 fret Style O pays homage to the originals built in the late 1930’s, but incorporates the playability, tun...

The Brushed Steel Tricone features a marriage of classic simplicity and tasteful design. It’s a stunning guitar to behold, and is...

The Woodbody NRP features a maple laminate body, Mahogany neck, unbound ebony fingerboard, and plain slotted headstock with stampe...

Take a step back to 1930 and pickup a new Triolian Polychrome. Now jog back to today, but change a few of the guitar’s important d...

Good things come in small packages. The National Resophonic Mahogany ukulele might just be the classiest, best sounding, and best...

Introduced at 2008's NAMM show, the Hot-Plate was designed in conjunction with National endorsee Mike Dowling who wanted an easily...

Gold Tone PBS

The Gold Tone Paul Beard Square neck is an affordable but very fine sounding traditional square neck resonator. Maple ply constru...

Built in fairly limited numbers in the late 1930's and early '40's, the Collegian was National's least expensive model. Its yellow...

The NRP 14 fret Steel is an attractive but simply appointed guitar with a big voice. The body features a brushed finish, stamped b...

Take a step back to the 1930’s and pick up a new National Duolian with Dueco (or Duco) finish. Today’s version is a dead-ringer fo...

Made famous by Mark Knopfler, and the cover of ‘Brothers in Arms’ in particular, the 30’s 14 fret Style 0 became the stuff of lege...

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