Recording King RPH-R2-MBL Minnie Bucker Resonator Guitar
$ 399.99
The compact size-0 Minnie Bucker resonator guitar in Matte Blue, with a 9.5 inch European hand-spun cone for classic swampy blues and slide tone.
In stock
At a Glance
- Body Shape
- Single O
- Top Material
- Spruce
- Back & Side Material
- White Wood
- Resonator Cone
- 9.5" hand-spun European Recording King cone
- Soundwell
- Pedestal style
- Neck Material
- Nato
- Neck Profile
- Contemporary "C"
- Neck Joint
- Dovetail
- Fretboard
- Rosewood
- Scale Length
- 25.4"
- Nut
- 1-11/16" Bone
- Bridge
- Biscuit with maple saddle and ebony cap
- Tailpiece
- Metal
- Finish
- Wabash Blue
- Number of Frets
- 20
The Recording King RPH-R2-MBL Minnie Bucker delivers authentic vintage style and classic swampy tone in a compact Single 0-sized body, ideal for old-school blues and slide players. Part of the Dirty 30s series, it drips with historical vibe, from its classic metal tailpiece to a striking Wabash Blue matte finish.
At the core of its sound is a 9.5 inch European hand-spun Recording King cone, mounted in a pedestal-style soundwell where soundposts let vibrations move freely through the full body cavity. A nato neck with a contemporary C profile, rosewood fretboard and biscuit bridge with a maple saddle and ebony cap round out a resonator built for players who want vintage character in a smaller footprint.
- Compact Single 0 body shape
- 9.5″ hand-spun European Recording King cone
- Pedestal-style soundwell
- Nato neck with contemporary C profile
- Rosewood fretboard, 25.4″ scale, dovetail joint
- Biscuit bridge with maple saddle and ebony cap
- Wabash Blue matte finish, metal tailpiece
Be the first to review “Recording King RPH-R2-MBL Minnie Bucker Resonator Guitar”
You must be logged in to post a review.
Related products
This is the left-handed version of the Gold Tone GRS, a Paul Beard-designed metal body resonator guitar with a built-in lipstick pickup and biscuit cone. It delivers that unmistakable resonator bark and warmth — perfect for blues, bluegrass, and slide work — with the added convenience of going straight into an amp when you need it. Lefties finally have a serious resonator option at a price that makes sense.
This is the left-handed version of the Gold Tone PBR-D, a Paul Beard Signature-Series roundneck resonator guitar built for players who demand authentic dobro tone from a professionally crafted instrument. A mahogany body finished in rich tobacco sunburst houses a genuine US-made Beard cone, spider bridge, and Paul Beard open soundwell — the combination that defines sweet, singing country blues and fingerstyle slide. Every one ships with a hard case and is professionally set up at Gold Tone's factory in Titusville, FL.
The Gold Tone PBB Paul Beard Signature-Series Resonator Bass Guitar brings something genuinely new to the bass world — a resonator-driven voice built around a genuine US-made Paul Beard cone and spider bridge, the same components found in Paul's multi-thousand-dollar hand-built instruments. With a comfortable 32" scale maple neck, all-mahogany body, and an onboard humbucking pickup with volume and tone controls, this bass sits at the crossroads of acoustic warmth and electric versatility. A hard shell case is included, and every PBB is professionally set up at Gold Tone's factory in Titusville, FL.
Recording King's Maxwell squareneck resonator guitar, an all-mahogany body with a European hand-spun spider cone and sandcast spider bridge, built for dedicated lap-style slide playing.
The Gold Tone PBS-8 is a professional-grade squareneck resonator guitar built around a genuine US-made Paul Beard cone, spider bridge, and open soundwell — the real deal for serious dobro players. Its mahogany body glows in a rich tobacco sunburst high-gloss finish, and every instrument ships with a hardshell case and a professional factory setup from Gold Tone in Titusville, Florida. At $1,599.99, this is a working musician's instrument at a price that makes sense.
The squareneck version of Recording King's tricone resonator, built for lap-style and slide playing, with three hand-spun aluminum cones in a nickel-plated bell brass body.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.