National Style O-14
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National's 14 fret Style O pays homage to the originals built in the late 1930's, but incorporates the playability, tunability, and serviceability for which all new National Resophonics are known. Both Son House and Mark Knopfler are legendary 14 fret Style O players, testament to this instrument's versatility.
Based on the original 1937 model, the hard rock maple neck clears 14 frets to the body. The brass body is made of thin gauge material polished to a mirror-like shine, nickel plated and etched with the traditional Hawaiian scene. The "chicken-foot" coverplate, formed back, and inlaid rosewood peghead complete the authentic look of this guitar. Ebony fingerboard, 25" scale, 1-13/16" nut
Individual instruments may vary in appearance.
With hardshell National case
Based on the original 1937 model, the hard rock maple neck clears 14 frets to the body. The brass body is made of thin gauge material polished to a mirror-like shine, nickel plated and etched with the traditional Hawaiian scene. The "chicken-foot" coverplate, formed back, and inlaid rosewood peghead complete the authentic look of this guitar. Ebony fingerboard, 25" scale, 1-13/16" nut
Individual instruments may vary in appearance.
With hardshell National case