National Resophonic Guitars

This is one of National’s coolest models! The Raw Series instruments have a minimal, wax body finish giving a naturally smooth feel that will patin...

We love the 1.5 with it’s elegant and understated engraving.Like the originals, this Style 1.5 Tricone is built with a Brass body and coverplate — ...

If you are a mandolin player that's tired of getting drowned out this is the banjo-killer for you! But it also sounds great played subtly and has a...

If you are a mandolin player that's tired of getting drowned out this is the banjo-killer for you! But it also sounds great played subtly and has a...

"Raw Series instruments have a minimal, wax body finish giving a naturally smooth feel that will patina over time. They are expertly handcrafted in...

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 fam...

This is one of the coolest, gig-ready that National makes! Based on the Duolin, the thin-gauge steel is period correct and features flat-cut f-hole...

National's new mandolin spent two years in R&D before finally making it into production in January of 2005.  It has traditional features such a...

All Mahogany with a hard shell case. From NationalGuitars.com : Designed in collaboration with Mike Dowling, this single cone guitar is patterned a...

National Style I Tricone Antique Brass Honduran Mahogany Neck Ebony Finger Board 1.82" Nut Width 25 21/32" Scale Length

The Resolectric has gone through a few changes in its 19 years of production.  The current model uses an audiophile-quality Highlander preamp to mi...