Collection: Single cone

Single Cone Resonator Guitar – The Essence of Blues 

The Single Cone Resonator Guitar is an iconic instrument known for its unique ability to produce loud, crisp, and vibrant tones. Unlike traditional guitars, it uses a single, large resonating cone (typically made of aluminum) to amplify sound, creating a distinct metallic ring.

Originally designed in the 1920s to be louder than traditional acoustic guitars, the single cone resonator quickly became a favorite among blues musicians like Son House and Robert Johnson. Its sharp, clear tones and rich sustain made it perfect for slide guitar and performances in noisy settings.

The Single Cone Resonator is known for its focused “twang” and bell-like tone, ideal for blues, folk, and country styles. Whether you’re after vintage sound or cutting through a mix, its unique sound continues to inspire musicians today.