The Recording King RKT-05 Dirty Thirties is an open-back tenor banjo. Its four strings are tuned to C-G-D-A, which will be familiar to any musicians used to playing mandolin or violin.
Recording King's RA-998-E Metal Body mandolin is a unique instrument. It's essentially a cross between a metal-bodied resonator and a mandolin. The result is a beautiful-looking instrument with a full sound.
The Recording King RU-998 Metal Body is a unique instrument. Essentially, it's a cross between a resonator and a ukulele. The result is an instrument with a stunning appearance and a great sound.
The Recording King RD-316 is a high-quality all-solid Dreadnought guitar with a AAA Adirondack top, African mahogany sides and back, an ebony fretboard and a nitrocellulose lacquer finish.
The Recording King Madison RK-G25 resonator banjo has 6 strings, meaning it's especially well suited for guitarists. It features the same scale length as a regular dreadnought guitar, but it has that true, sparkling banjo sound.
Met deze gitaar van Recording King heeft u het perfecte speelklare instrument voor op het podium! Doordat deze is voorzien van een Fishman element met voorversterker sluit u deze makkelijk aan op een mengpaneel of versterker.
The Recording King RPH-05 is a steel-string acoustic guitar from the Dirty '30s series. It is a manageable parlor model with a vintage finish and a full and clear sound thanks to the solid spruce top.
The vintage-looking Recording King ROH-05 Dirty 30's OOO Solid Top is a compact yet powerful sounding triple-O-style steel-string acoustic guitar with a solid spruce top and an attractive sunburst finish.
The Squareneck Resonator by Recording King is made for guitarists who prefer to play their resonator as a lap steel guitar. The RR-65 (with Vintage Satin finish) offers plenty of reso-mojo at a very reasonable price.
The Recording King MG10 has been shaped entirely from metal for that true, resonator sound, unbelievable projection, and astoundingly rich tone. This instrument is made for slide-guitar blues.
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