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Ozark Steel Body Resonator 3515N

Ozark Steel Body Resonator 3515N

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£499.00 £549.00
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Ozark 3515DD Ozark Resonator Wood Deluxe Distressed

Ozark 3515DD Ozark Resonator Wood Deluxe Distressed

£549.00 £617.00
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Ozark 3515E Resonator Black Electro Cutaway

Ozark 3515E Resonator Black Electro Cutaway

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£449.00 £509.00
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Ozark 3519 Parlour Resonator Mahogany

Ozark 3519 Parlour Resonator Mahogany

£429.00 £479.00
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Ozark 3519 Parlour Resonator Natural

Ozark 3519 Parlour Resonator Natural

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Ozark Brass Thinline Electric Resonator 3515BTE

Ozark Brass Thinline Electric Resonator 3515BTE

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Ozark 3515 Resonator Guitar Wooden Body

Ozark 3515 Resonator Guitar Wooden Body

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£429.00 £487.00
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Ozark 3515BE Engraved Brass Resonator

Ozark 3515BE Engraved Brass Resonator

£849.00 £1,056.00
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Ozark 3515BTECBK Resonator Guitar Thin Metal Cutaway Electric Black Steel

Ozark 3515BTECBK Resonator Guitar Thin Metal Cutaway Electric Black Steel

£849.00 £952.00
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Ozark Guitars

Ozark brings all of the rustic charm and authenticity of rural America to you via a range of excellent guitars. These are mainly resonator models, acoustic or semi acoustic guitars that utilize a metal 'resonator' cone to produce a distinctive sound. Ozark resonators can have fully metal bodies or a combination of metal and wood. These conform to traditional designs and create an extremely authentic sound.

This authenticity bleeds into the neck design. Many Ozark resonators have round necks but others have large square necks for playing in a lap position.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ozark Guitars

Question: What type of amplifier should I plug an Ozark resonator guitar into?
There is something of a difference in opinion with this one between whether a small, clean valve combo or an acoustic amp is better. The acoustic amp will give you more of your resonator's 'true' sound (which is a matter of opinion and taste of course) but many classic resonator tones are achieved by using an amp like a Fender Blues Junior. Both will give different results and both are correct for different reasons. For our money, we'd go with the electric valve combo.
Question: Do I need special strings for an Ozark resonator?
No, regular acoustic strings are fine, the heavier the better! Special 'resophonic' strings are available from various manufacturers but those are a preference, not a necessity.
Question: What notes are resonator guitars tuned to?
Traditionally, resonators are tuned to Open D, Open G and DADGAD tunings in order to facilitate harmonic overtones when playing with a slide. However, there are no rules written down saying what you can and can't do - plenty of people also use these in Standard tuning so just go with what works for you!