Details
The National Reso-Phonic Triolian is a single-cone steel body guitar with a 12-freft neck and all the mojo you could want. Like the Triolians from the early 1930s, it has flat-cut f-holes, a formed back, a traditional sieve-hole coverplate and a handpainted two-tone “walnut” brown-and-gold burst. It’s fitted with a maple neck with an adjustable truss rod and ivoroid-bound ebony fretboard. Steel body Nationals like this have a slightly sweeter, mellower tone than their brass body siblings like the Style O. The Triolian is very popular with guitarists who play bottleneck-style slide but musicians who play 1920s jazz, old-time country and jug band music find the guitar’s powerful sound hard to resist.
Specs
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Back sides
Steel
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Bridge
Ebony/Maple Bridge Inserts
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Fingerboard
Ebony
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Frets to body
12
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Make
National Reso-Phonic
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Model
Triolain
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Neck material
Maple
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Nut width
1.875"
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Scale length
25 1/2"
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Top material
Steel
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Total frets
17
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Tuners
National
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Case type
Hardshell
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Serial number
24998
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SKU
NRPTRIOLIAN-24998
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UPC
111825
