| Serial Number | Varies as new, this example is 17068. |
| Pricing | Please inquire for pricing. |
| Neck | Mahogany neck with unbound ebony board. Joins the body at the 12th fret, pearl dot markers. Vintage style V-profile. |
| Frets | 19 medium-width frets. |
| Body | Maple M-1 body. Looks like steel, but it’s maple. Available as Tri-cone and single-cone. |
| Finish | Pre-war steel “appliance” burst, also called “green burst” lacquer finish on body, clear lacquer on neck. An excellent representation of a metal body. |
| Hardware/electronics | Chrome tuners with ebony buttons. Chrome tailpiece. |
| Playability/Action | These play as you’d expect from a National. We will of course set up the instrument to the player’s requirements. |
| Case | National-logo Hardshell case included. |
| Comments | The looks of a metal body without the weight! A really striking instrument that sounds great. The wood body M-1 construction significantly adds to the bass response. Tricone guitars have a lovely sweet and complex treble and incredible sustain compared to single cones; but not a lot of power in the bass.The wood body Tricone M-1 versions a very powerful bass response that sustains beautifully. |
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