Versoul Reso Sun 6

Resonator guitars designed in the 1920s for pre-electric amplification might have vanished Missing Link style, if they weren't so damned cool in their own right. They neither sound nor look like standard acoustic or electric instruments, and therein lies their quirky charm. Now, Versoul's Reso Sun 6-string acoustic extends the boundaries of the known resophonic universe.How? Vintage wooden resonator guitars had plywood bodies; their sound was almost entirely generated by a metal cone. Versoul brings some of the liveliest tone woods to the dance, resulting in a robust auditory blend of metal and wood.A two-piece European spruce top complements the tonal power of sides and back of either solid East Indian rosewood or European curly maple. The marriage of metal and wood is built into the instrument's details, right down to the National-style cone topped by a Versoul maple biscuit and ebony bridge piece. A Finnish moose shinbone nut is a further sound enhancer. Connoisseurs of vintage reso