Often it's so far down that the strings are actually touching the biscuit (round wood circle the saddle sits on top of). More often than not they have been filed down repeatedly over the years to try and keep the action low as the neck slowly bows/ tilts from the body. One last little item to notice is the biscuit on these old guys.
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This model however is highly regarded as a great sounding instrument, the classic Delta Blues machine, just not very fancy. The Duolian was Nationals most basic and least expensive resonator guitar model at the time. However, after a one-to-three month period of playing the new ones, the sound opens right up and becomes BETTER than the old ones. Vintage National Duolian single cone resonator guitar from 1932. of the guitars foremost personalities, CD and book. I am often asked: are there any differences in SOUND between old and new? If you have a perfect old National, it may sound better than a new one out of the box. Its delivered to all current Registered Members (18 retail value) as part of the membership fee.
Today's guitarists demand a more accurate intonation, and this is an issue that is addressed head-on by the new ones. 1940s antique guitar very good condition.beautiful white pearl colour is electric guitar. Whenever I play with OTHER musicians, I would rather use a new National than an old one for this reason. 1940s 6 string electric guitar pearl in lay quite nice brand is national. If you are lucky enough to locate a vintage National in perfect condition, congratulations, but even in perfect condition, the old ones do not play perfectly in tune as you go up the neck - a common problem with many vintage instruments. Yes, the old ones have a certain "mojo" that all older instruments have, but unfortunately many old Nationals are either in poor condition for playing, or have been set up improperly or wrecked by the efforts of amateur "repairmen." And quite often they are overpriced by sellers who haven't seen many of these, so they assume their instrument is in better condition than it really is. Original walnut wood grained finish (sometimes called piano brown) Single cone with biscuit bridge (original) Ribbed, seive coverplate with 5 diamond. Steel body with segmented, rolled f-holes. For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880. NEW Nationals? I am asked this all the time, and I use both old and new, so I feel I can give an honest answer. The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams. This is part of what I'm finding on the web that makes me lean towards new:
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