Thanks Fi! good to see ya with Leland on his video! we're beta testing...contact me offline, got something you might be interested in...

Thanks Yvonne! National guitars are very special.. first one I saw was in a place called Frank's Music. I used to go there to buy 45s. I was about 10 or 11. The shiny guitar was truly awe inspiring , and I always begged the owner, but was never allowed to play it. When I was 17(it WAS a very good year), I met Johnny Winter and we talked about blues artists and I asked him how he got the sound he did on his song 'Dallas'. He said it was a National steel guitar. I knew I had to get one. It took till the '90s before I finally got this guitar. Theres a very special feeling when playing it, as if I am connected to ALL the people who have played it over the last 77 years..

I can imagine you feeling that way. It IS something special and I love the sound. It's good to show things like that out here!
Thanks!

Hugs from Holland!

that 'uns a pristine '34 model ...mine's a '30-31 transition between earlier steel bodies and later brass bodies w/ steel top & sides...the steel didn't accept the plating as well and could rust...it ain't a looker , but probably one of the best sounding Nationals around.

I...LOVE...IT! The blues is the best. I also love Rangers input the whole thing. Woof Ranger
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you should have heard him when I played the video back...he was very jealous of the dog in my computer..

Maybe not so sparkly...but what a sound! I love it so...please sir may I have some more???
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