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Beard Deco Phonic Series (resonators)

The Beard Deco Phonic Series honors the roots of the resonator guitar in the Art Deco period. This was a time of innovative designs manifest in architecture like the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, or the Hollywood Bowl. The resonator guitar was born during this time and echoed art deco elements. Beneath the historic exterior of Beard Deco Phonic resonator guitars lie Paul's own structural advances.

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Beard Trailhead Series

Beard designed Trailhead resonator guitars to pay homage to the working and travelling players of bygone days. The Trailhead’s distinctive thin satin finish, hand weathered brass parts, and natural curly maple inlays give it a rugged and earthy look. Finish choices are Tobacco, Blue Denim, and Black Ice. Available in both round and square neck.

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Beard Guitars Radio Standard R Squareneck

Beard Guitars R-Model Radio Standard Squareneck Acoustic-Electric Resonator Guitar Scarlet Burst

The Beard Radio Standard R Model squareneck acoustic resonator guitar is a professional level instrument part of the new generation of resonator instruments from Beard Guitars. A historically inspired thin satin finish highlights the natural grain of the premium-grade Finnish birch body. With full, punchy tone, this traditionally sized squareneck resonator is equally at home in bluegrass, folk, Americana and blues music. The open body construction supports the full range of sound from the Legend cone and Original #14 spider combination.

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Rally

Rally is a brand name of Daewon Musical Instrument Co. Ltd.  - a Korean company. Daewon Musical Instruments Co., Ltd was established in 1991. In 1997 they introduced the Straus brand for Electric Violins, Cello & Double Bass. In 1998 they built a new factory & equipped new facilities in Korea, soon followed in 2001 by a Daewon China factory in Dalian, China. They began making hard shell cases in 2005.

Source: Rally website (archived 2008)

Yanuziello

Joseph Yanuziello (born 1952 in Toronto) is a maker of guitars and other stringed instruments. He graduated from art college in 1975 and made his first guitar in 1979 while working in a custom cabinet shop. He worked as a self employed builder and designer of furniture and cabinets, as well as building custom guitars for a growing list of musicians. The success of his guitars meant that in 1999 Yanuziello was able to become a full time instrument maker. His guitars are played by professional and amateur musicians world wide. Yanuziello designs and makes many of his components in-house including his metal combo bridge, pickup covers, tailpieces and knobs.

Source: Yanuziello website (22 November 2021)

Bobby Wolfe

Bobby Wolfe made resonator guitars in Davidson, North Carolina. He began making them in the early 1980s but had stopped by 2012. He made around 250 in total.

Kochel

Kochel Guitars are made with reclaimed materials in Montana. The bodies are made from wood salvaged from local buildings. The necks of Kochel guitars are made from various native woods. The fingerboards are reclaimed and shaped by such things as scrub oak pallets and other American hardwoods. Each fret board has spent ammo cartridges as fret markers. The nut is made from Montana bison or elk bone.  The saddles are constructed from salvaged barn wood incorporating an antique nail or an old skeleton key. Each box guitar comes as acoustic/electric..

Source: Kochel Guitars website (7 September 2021)

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