A resonator guitar or resophonic guitar (often generically called a "Dobro" [1]) is an acoustic guitar that produces sound by conducting string vibrations through the bridge to one or more spun metal cones , instead of to the guitar's sounding board (top). Resonator guitars were originally designed to be louder than regular acoustic guitars ...

2023年5月26日 · Sometimes called a resophonic guitar, the resonator generates its unique sound by taking the string vibrations and transferring them through the guitar bridge to one or more spinning metal cones in the guitar body.

2023年5月11日 · Resonator guitars don’t get enough credit, especially when it comes to mainstream music. However, when it comes to genres like bluegrass and blues, resonators are used very frequently because of their twangy metallic sound, which …

Compared to traditional acoustic guitars, the material resonator guitar bodies are made out of has surprisingly little impact on their sound. That said, resonator guitar makers have a lot of fun playing around with different materials, offering everything …

5 天之前 · Resonator guitars can be so much fun to play. They have a unique sound and can be a perfect choice for blues and country. But one of the main problems is that resonator guitars are not as common as solid-body instruments. And even if …

For a resonator that looks as good as it sounds, consider the Dean Chrome G Acoustic-Electric Resonator Guitar. Featuring an engraved two-toned body and eye-catching "F" soundholes, this guitar also includes a versatile electronics system, allowing you to effortlessly produce both electric and acoustic tones.

2004年7月16日 · If you are looking for a unique instrument with a traditional look and sound to play blues, ragtime, or jazz standard, consider the RC-51 standard model Tricone from Regal. Its nickel-plated bell-brass body will instantly take you back to a by-gone era of early musical instrument development.

2025年1月2日 · The Recording King RM-991 Nickel Tricone Resonator (Roundneck) (compare price on Sweetwater and Guitar Center) features a classic metal body tricone resonator with three 6” cones for added projection. You’ll find one treble cone and two bass cones, which adorn the instrument with a balanced tone across the frequency spectrum.

The Gold Tone GRE Paul Beard is an awe-inspiring metal-body resonator guitar chock-full of surprises. Its comfortable all-steel body yields a sweet-sounding metallic ring that's enhanced to perfection by a brushed-aluminum cone and biscuit-type resonator.

Developed in 1994, this was the first small resonator guitar. Light weight and easy to balance on the knee, its popularity has been overwhelming through the years. Similar to a 12 fret body in length, this guitar excels at bass response. Available in many scale and body material variations.