Here’s a lightly used Paul Beard – GoldTone PBS-M squareneck resonator. This instrument is in very good condition with only a few very small marks. If you’re looking for a good quality squareneck, this could be it!
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Here is a cool Dobro 60D Roundneck from 1971. This instrument is not in pristine condition, but could be restored; we’ve decided to leave that for the next owner.
It’s currently set up to work lap-style – with a steel rather than a slide – and in that configuration, it’s quite playable and sounds good!
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Here’s a find – a National Triolian Tricone, 12-fret neck, from 2010 in excellent condition. The Triolian was historically always a 12-frret model, but National now makes it in 14-fret (and baritone!) models too.
This example from 2010 is in great shape with only a few small scuffs on an edge or two. A very good deal for an outstanding instrument!
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Here’s a great condition early Model 1 from the Smith & Young division of National ResoPhonic.
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his is an excellent-condition 1978 Stelling banjo. This banjo has no issues with projection – you’re going to hear it.
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We regularly have Weissenborn style instruments come through, but this is the first baritone I’ve seen. Well made, with a very full, rich sound. Baritone instruments really grab sonic attention, and the hollowneck design is very resonant.
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