This is a 2013 National Risophonic Triolian.

Steel body, especially popular in recent years.

Unique painted body with original cookie cone.

It has been played a good amount, and some minor scratches and paint baldness can be seen, but it is in good condition as an instrument and is an easy-to-play resonator.

The frets are 80-90% remaining, and the neck is in very good condition and almost straight.

We have confirmed that there is plenty of room on both truss rods.

The string height is about 2.4mm on the 1st string 12F and about 2.9mm on the 6th string 12, a setting that is easy to use for both normal and slide playing.

Compared to the bright and forward resonator sound of brass bodies such as Style O, the steel body is a bit darker and has a muddy, bluesy feel.

The tasteful resonator sound is the one and only National sound.

Original hard case is also included.

Shipping by FedexorEMS (international express mail service, with Tracking and Insurance, handling cost). 
Fedex takes 1 week, EMS takes 1-2 weeks.
We will ship your item within 5 business days with carefully packed.

Money back guarantee within 30 days. 

We offer 30 days money back guarantee for defective products.
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We have pride ourselves in the Quality of items we offer.

All our items has been checked by technician. 

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