Epiphone Dobro Hound Dog Resonator
The Dobro resonator guitar has been an American classic since its arrival in the early 1920's the Dobro Hound Dog Roundneck resonator guitar ups the ante with modern appointments. The wood resonator or resophonic style guitar became a national phenomenon thanks to Dobro pioneer Bashful Brother Oswald, who became the instruments virtual ambassador, performing it weekly on the Grand Ole Opry for over 60 years. The resonator guitar is still an iconic instrument for bluegrass and traditional American music. In the last decade, popular artists in country, blues, and bluegrass have rediscovered the beautiful and challenging Dobro.

Historic Tone With A Twist
In addition to the bridges ebony saddle which sits atop a maple base, the full warm tone of the Hound Dog Roundneck is enhanced and projected by a proprietary nickel plated Dobro cone with a nickel fan cover plate, round sound holes with screens, and classic f holes.

Dobro Hound Dog Roundneck Resonator Features
- Maple body and mahogany neck
- Bridge has an Ebony saddle atop a maple base for a full warm tone
- Enhanced and projected by a proprietary Dobro cone
- Pau ferro fingerboard
- F-sound holes for that classic look and sound

Specs
Body:
- Species: Plain Maple Ply
- Binding: Unbound
- Depth: 3.5 inches

Hardware:
- Tuning Keys: Grover
- Sound Holes: F-holes
- Resonator: Dobro Cone
- Cover Plate: Nickel Plated Fan
- Bridge: Spider with Ebony Capped Maple Base
- Tailpiece: Nickel Plated

Neck:
- Peghead Inlay: Dobro Decal
- Nut: Tusq
- Nut Width: 1.75 inches
- Species: Mahogany
- Neck Joint: 12th Fret
- Truss Rod: Single Action
- Truss Rod Cover: Gibson Bell Shaped
- Scale Length: 25 inches
- Frets: 19
- Fingerboard Species: Pau ferro
- Inlays: Pearl Dots
- Binding: Unbound
- Radius: 12 inches