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I've treated myself to a Vintage® AMG1 Resonator guitar. The AMG1 is a bell brass bodied resonator, with a chrome finish and a rosewood neck. It is a single cone resonator, loosely based upon a 1937 style O National guitar, and is best for blues slide guitar and ragtime finger picking. It plays best in open D and open G, and one slide up the neck transports you straight to the Mississippi delta. |
| Source | Steel Guitar 3 |
| Author | Steve Garry from Manchester, United Kingdom |
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