Rayco Resophonics

Rayco's Latest Info

• December 2009.
Photos of the clawhammer resophonic banjo we made for Ivan Rosenberg. More ...

• November 2009.
- Just a quick note to let you know that we are now offering Peterson tuners ...
- On another note, koa is coming!!!! We have 2 mastergrade reso and 2 mastergrade weissy sets en route from Hawaii ...
- We have also just received 6 sets of beautifully quilted maple too ...
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• September 2009. IBMA this year. More ...

• May 2009. We just received some of the most beautiful koa we've seen. More ...

• March 2009. Just a quick note to introduce you to a cool magazine we are currently featured in.

PremierGuitar.com

Premier Guitar is available online and print. More ...

•We are extremely pleased to announce that we now offer

Scheerhorn

parts on all of our resonator guitars. More ...

•September 2008. Rayco will be attending IBMA. More ...

March 2008

March 2007 Wintergrass.

• Rayco steel string, flat top acoustics now available to order!!! More ...

• Rayco at MerleFest. More ...

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Rayco Resophonic and Hawaiian Acoustic Guitars

Resophonic guitars and Hawaiian acoustic guitars built with the highest standards using koa, figured maple, mahogany, rosewood and more.

Rayco Resophonics have the following features:

  • Tops, backs and sides are made with solid woods.
  • Soundpost construction (arched back available)
  • Nut-serts with stainless steel bolts to fasten coverplate (eliminate stripped screw holes)
  • Hand fit, dovetailed neck joint.
  • Ebony fretboard with bone nut and ebony capped maple bridge insert
  • Quarterman cone
  • Chrome plated brass coverplate, tailpiece and screens.
  • Schaller tuners (Waverlys also available)
  • Limited lifetime warranty on materials and craftsmanship (original purchaser)
  • Calton Cases hardshell case (optional also available)

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