The Dobro resonator guitar was born in the 1920s, heavily utilized by Hawaiian, country, and blues guitarists for slide playing, creating a unique and distinctive world.

This model is the "60D," featuring an acoustic wooden body that delivers a warm, soft, natural, and woody sound unlike metal-body resonators. Based on the serial number and internal body stamp, it is estimated to have been manufactured around 1988 to 1989.

Equipped with a wood body and a spider cone, this single-cone, 12-fret joint model has a nut width of approximately 46mm. The roundneck specification makes it exceptionally comfortable and easy to play for fingerpicking and flatpicking.

Ideal for Hawaiian, country, bluegrass, and various acoustic genres. Don't miss this opportunity to add a wonderful vintage acoustic resonator to your collection.

Item Specification

Body: Laminated Maple

Neck: Maple

Fingerboard: Rosewood

Color: Sunburst

Scale: Approx. 622mm

Weight: 3kg

Accessories: Non-original hard case

Condition

Neck: Almost straight

Truss Rod: Has room for adjustment

Frets Remaining: Around 70%

Overall, there are minor scratches, playing marks, dings, dents, paint aging, surface wood blemishes, and hardware dullness appropriate for its age. However, there are no major damages, and it remains in good working condition for performance.

We will ship by FedEx or DHL or Japan Post.

Your order will be carefully wrapped in thick cushioning material (bubble wrap) and packed very securely to ensure safe international transit.

For USA Customers

We will cover the import duties. There will be no additional charges other than the product price.

For Customers Outside the USA

We may be able to offer a discount on the product price. If you're interested, please contact us.

Import duties and taxes are not included in the item price or shipping cost. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine these additional costs prior to bidding or buying.