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Rogue Triolian Biscuit NEW

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NEW Rogue Triolian Biscuit (acoustic resonator guitar) Another cool traditional instrument from Rogue. Commonly used for blues/country/bluegrass and rock and roll styles, the resonator guitar appeared in the 1930s and quickly became popular by the middle of the century. This instrument is made entirely of mahogany, the fretboard is rosewood, and the bridge base is maple. The metal 'biscuit' inside acts as a volume amplifier and adds a 'metallic tone' to the sound. Sounds very cool when playing…

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NEW Rogue Triolian Biscuit (acoustic resonator guitar) Another cool traditional instrument from Rogue. Commonly used for blues/country/bluegrass and rock and roll styles, the resonator guitar appeared in the 1930s and quickly became popular by the middle of the century. This instrument is made entirely of mahogany, the fretboard is rosewood, and the bridge base is maple. The metal 'biscuit' inside acts as a volume amplifier and adds a 'metallic tone' to the sound. Sounds very cool when playing with fingers/pick, as well as with a slide and metal picks. A fairly easy-to-play instrument, it will perfectly complement any acoustic concert or studio recording, or even just a house concert, camping trip, or just an improvisation/songwriting session. The instrument is brand new. Price including shipping: By air — (any country) 355 dollars By sea (only Ukraine/Belarus) 285 dollars (when shipped as an add-on to a larger order, price is 295 air/ 265 sea) photos - https://www.flickr.com/photos/100013609@N07/sets/72157650784589305/

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Year—20202020
ConditionNewNewNew
Made in—MexicoMexico
Body—WalnutSapele
Top—SpruceMahogany
Neck—MahoganyMahogany
Fretboard—EbonyEbony

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