The all new Minnie Bucker resonator is packed with down-low, dirty, swampy tone, thanks to the hand-spun European resonator cone and great sounding mini humbucker in the neck. 

If you’re looking to add a bit of grit to your playing, the Minnie Bucker’s mini humbucker can go from just a swampy touch of dirt, to crazy blues crunch. The responsive pickup helps tone freaks like you dial in the perfect tone using only your hands.

Adding a pickup would mean nothing if these guitars didn’t start with the most fundamental building blocks of great resonator tone. 

The top-shelf Recording King hand-spun European resonator cone delivers classic throaty, honky resonator goodness. (Always check your cones, make sure your next resonator has a spun cone, never stamped! --Travis Atz, RK Director of Product) 

Likewise, the small body design pairs perfectly with the pedestal soundwell and 12-fret neck joint for a guitar that’s lively, loud and resonant, but small enough to take anywhere. 

It sounds great acoustically too, thanks to a spruce soundboard and a biscuit bridge, so you’ll have all the classic reso sound on tap whether you plug in or not.

It wouldn’t be a Dirty 30s guitar without the classic RK design mojo, and the Minnie Bucker is no exception. Available in ultra-swampy black matte, super cool Wabash Blue (both with checkerboard purfling) and limited-run classic Brownburst finishes.

The G6 Dreadnought offers simple elegance and great dreadnought sound in a simple, clean design. With a solid spruce soundboard and bone nut & saddle, these guitars deliver tone that will please both bedroom pickers and professionals alike. The tortoise rosette elevates the aesthetic but keeps things understated for players who prefer to let the playing stand out.