Resonator guitars are built for character and volume. Instead of a wooden soundboard, they use spun metal cones to project sound, giving that unmistakable metallic twang heard in blues and slide playing. Originally designed to be louder than standard acoustics before amplification existed, they became legends in their own right. Whether you go for a single-cone biscuit bridge or a tricone design, a resonator delivers soulful grit, sustain, and vintage charm that stands out on any stage.