Players looking for a vintage styled guitar just found their muse. The Recording King Tonewood Reserve 328 000 shows just what hand-selected tonewoods can do for acoustic sound. Strum these strings for the taste of a tonewood combination, all-solid Adirondack spruce and rosewood, that has served its beloved sound to musicians for decades. A

Players looking for a vintage styled guitar just found their muse. The Recording King Tonewood Reserve 328 000 shows just what hand-selected tonewoods can do for acoustic sound. Strum these strings for the taste of a tonewood combination, all-solid Adirondack spruce and rosewood, that has served its beloved sound to musicians for decades. A rosewood fingerboard and a mahogany neck up the playability levels with comfort that keeps your hands glued to the guitar. If the gorgeous grain on the Tonewood Reserve 328 000 doesn’t captivate your audience, the tone certainly will.

Part of their Tonewood Reserve Series, the Recording King RD-318 evokes classic dreadnought style, sound and volume thanks to hand-selected tonewoods and vintage styling. The foundation of the 318’s tone comes from select solid Adirondack spruce tops, which delivers a stiff, loud, lightweight top with powerful fundamental tone and excellent

Part of their Tonewood Reserve Series, the Recording King RD-318 evokes classic dreadnought style, sound and volume thanks to hand-selected tonewoods and vintage styling. The foundation of the 318’s tone comes from select solid Adirondack spruce tops, which delivers a stiff, loud, lightweight top with powerful fundamental tone and excellent projection. Combine the hand-picked Adirondack tops with select solid Mahogany back and sides, and you have the all-solid basics for guitars that have powered genres like bluegrass and country for decades. The 318’s classic rosette design and tortoise binding complete the traditional look. For players that need the power and volume that only a dreadnought can provide and still want the warmth and vibrance that comes with premium tonewoods, the RD-318 offers the best of both worlds at a fraction of the price of a vintage instrument.

Specs: - Solid Adirondack Spruce top - Solid African Mahogany back and sides - Forward Shifted X bracing - 1 piece Thin 'V' Mahogany neck - Rosewood fretboard - 20 frets - Bone nut and saddle - Open Gear Butterbean tuners - Rosewood bridge

Recording King has been a well regarded secret among professional resonator players for the last decade. Now anyone can get a professional quality resonator at a great price in the Recording King Rattlesnake. The hand-spun European Recording King cone is a world-class tone engine for classic reso tone and volume, and the open pedestal-style

Recording King has been a well regarded secret among professional resonator players for the last decade. Now anyone can get a professional quality resonator at a great price in the Recording King Rattlesnake. The hand-spun European Recording King cone is a world-class tone engine for classic reso tone and volume, and the open pedestal-style soundwell creates a uniquely loud and broad sonic palette. A removable handrest for quick adjustment, bone nut, and high quality tuning machines round out this instrument. All that's left to add is the actual snake rattle for true vintage mojo. Soundposts support the circle of the soundwell so the cone vibrations are free to bounce within the full cavity of the body. The Pedestal soundwell is designed to give the Rattlesnake an open, thick mid-range sound. This best-selling Recording King Rattlesnake Resonator is also available with a factory-installed Fishman Nashville pickup(RR-41E-VS) for electric blues players. The passive Fishman Nashville pickup can deliver clear, musical tone or slide over into dirty and gritty territory as you dig into the strings and roll up your amp volume.

Specs: - Mahogany top, back, and sides - Thin 'C' shaped Mahogany neck - Padauk fretboard - 19 frets - Bone nut - Open Gear tuners - Maple bridge - Fishman Nashville Pickup

If you’re looking to step into the world of all-solid wood acoustics, the Recording King Series 11 Dreadnought acoustic-electric guitar sports a host of high-end features, all at a remarkable value! Boasting an all-solid wood body construction, this dread’s Sitka spruce top and mahogany back and sides deliver a projecting, bass-heavy tone with

If you’re looking to step into the world of all-solid wood acoustics, the Recording King Series 11 Dreadnought acoustic-electric guitar sports a host of high-end features, all at a remarkable value! Boasting an all-solid wood body construction, this dread’s Sitka spruce top and mahogany back and sides deliver a projecting, bass-heavy tone with ringing upper-register clarity, providing a rock-solid tonal foundation for both strummers and single-note lead players. What’s more, the Series 11 Dreadnought’s premium tonewoods are finished in an ultra-thin Zero-VOC satin finish that allows them to breathe and vibrate unimpeded with every note you play. Finally, a built-in Fishman Sonitone preamp, Fishman Sonicore pickup, and soundhole volume/tone controls take the top-class acoustic tone of the Series 11 Dreadnought straight to the stage, allowing you to electrify your playing with ease!

This inexpensive resonator delivers classic style and a vintage resonator tone that is perfect for old-school blues and slide players. The single 0 size resonator drips with vibe, from the f-holes and tailpiece to the classic sunburst matte finish. Traditional resonator sound is delivered from a hand-spun 9.5 cone in a pedestal soundwell.

This inexpensive resonator delivers classic style and a vintage resonator tone that is perfect for old-school blues and slide players. The single 0 size resonator drips with vibe, from the f-holes and tailpiece to the classic sunburst matte finish. Traditional resonator sound is delivered from a hand-spun 9.5 cone in a pedestal soundwell. Soundposts surround the circle of the soundwell and the cone vibrations are free to bounce within the full cavity of the body. The f-holes are placed to optimize bass and treble frequencies as they exit the body for the perfect dry, throaty resonator tone. Whether you're a songwriter who wants vintage blues or slide sound, or a first-time player who wants something a little cooler, get traditional resonator tone in a road-worthy small body from the Recording King Dirty 30s Resonator single 0. Recording King's Dirty 30s Series gives players authentic vintage style with the reliability of modern design.

Specs: - Spruce top - White wood back and sides - Contemporary 'C' shaped Nato neck - Ovangkol fretboard - 20 frets - Bone nut - Vintage-Style, Plastic Button tuners