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Jerry A. Frazier Squareneck Resonator Guitar (1995)

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Jerry A. Frazier Squareneck Resonator Guitar (1995)

$650

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Last observed 28 Oct 2026. Confirm current availability with the seller.

Brand in listing
Other
Category
Acoustic guitar
Condition
Not specified by the source
Source country
US
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An all mahogany squareneck resonator guitar from Texas that was handmade by Jerry A. Frazier. Unique features include a 12-fret mahogany short scale neck and herringbone top purfling with off-white binding. The bound ebony fretboard with pearl dot inlays is loose in spots and has lifting frets, and the neck is bowed. It has a semi-open soundwell, spun cone, and a spider bridge with birch saddles. Chrome hardware. Fan-pattern cover plate, and Schaller tuners. Two round screen sound ports, and a traditional tailpiece. As it's setup for playing slide above the fretboard, it plays and sounds though will benefit from some work. Made in USA.

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