National Resophonic Guitars: El Trovador

National El Trovador Reso-phonic Guitar

This single cone guitar is patterned after the famous El Trovador that was made only in 1932 and 1933. The body is constructed entirely of mahogany - front, back and sides. The body is artistically bound with multiple layer binding and the mahogany neck features an ebony finerboard bound in ivoroid. The headstock has a rosewood overlay. the body is 4" deep and the scale length of the neck is 25 21/32".

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Specifications
National El Trovador Reso-phonic Guitar

* 1 3/4" wide bone nut
* ebony fingerboard bound with grained ivoroid
* adjustable truss rod
* slotted peghead
* 25 21/32" scale length
* mahogany neck with large soft-V profile
* mother-of-pearl position markers
* laminate mahogany construction
* grained ivoroid body binding
* 12 fret neck-to-body joint
* 14 1/2" lower bout dimension
* 4" deep sides
* National biscuit & cone assembly