Chicago-build from the late 1930s (most likely 1937) Resonator made by Regal resonator with a gorgeous patina and vintage sound to match. It appears to have been well taken care of as the neck is straight, the hardware looks and plays fantastically thanks to its incredibly sturdy build.
Featuring a V-profile round-neck with 19 frets that joins the double bound body at the 12th fret, the headstock emblazoned with the green and gold Regal (Chicago) logo.
Includes non original hardcase (of Japanese origin).
This instrument has been refreted and service by Daniel Hovan in 2024, this round-neck is setup with super low action and 11-47 gauge strings that still allows enough movement to drive the cone whilst offering a modern playability.
