Regal Wood Body Resonator Natural (Second-Hand)
It's resonating time!
Established in 1896, Regal were a noteworthy manufacturer of resonator guitars during the pre-WWII period. They went defunt in 1954 until Harmony acquired them. From 1987 onwards, the brand is owned by Saga Musical Instruments, who have acquired a range of other legacy brands. This example appears to have been made by Saga, with the closest visual reference being the RD-40N. However, we've been able to find no clear reference anywhere to this particular cutaway example. Has a pleasant acoustic tone, and features a spider bridge. A fun player for not a tonne of cash!
Cosmetic condition is okay with play wear present throughout and a few minor dings on the back of the neck. There is some plinking on the 13th and 14th frets on the treble side strings. Hardware is fully functional, and plays with a medium action. Includes a hardcase.Â
Original: $614.02
-70%$614.02
$184.21
Description
It's resonating time!
Established in 1896, Regal were a noteworthy manufacturer of resonator guitars during the pre-WWII period. They went defunt in 1954 until Harmony acquired them. From 1987 onwards, the brand is owned by Saga Musical Instruments, who have acquired a range of other legacy brands. This example appears to have been made by Saga, with the closest visual reference being the RD-40N. However, we've been able to find no clear reference anywhere to this particular cutaway example. Has a pleasant acoustic tone, and features a spider bridge. A fun player for not a tonne of cash!
Cosmetic condition is okay with play wear present throughout and a few minor dings on the back of the neck. There is some plinking on the 13th and 14th frets on the treble side strings. Hardware is fully functional, and plays with a medium action. Includes a hardcase.Â
