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Please Subscribe to our channel Epiphone Hound Dog Deluxe Dobro. www.guitarcolonel.com Dobro® Hound Dog Deluxe Round Neck The Dobro® resonator guitar has been an American classic since its arrival in the early 1920's. The wood resonator or resophonic style guitar became a national phenomenon thanks to Dobro pioneer Bashful Brother Oswald, who became the instrument’s virtual ambassador, performing it weekly on the Grand Ole Opry for over 60 years. The resonator guitar is not just an iconic instrument for bluegrass and traditional American music. In the last decade, popular artists in country, blues, and bluegrass have rediscovered the beautiful and challenging Dobro. Historic Tone With A Twist In addition to the bridge’s ebony saddle which sits atop a maple base, the full warm tone of the Hound Dog Deluxe Round Neck is enhanced and projected by a new proprietary nickel plated Dobro® cone with a nickel fan cover plate, round sound holes with screens, and classic f-holes. The Hound Dog really barks thanks to a cutting edge Fishman™ resonator pickup. Fishman pickups are world famous for providing players smooth and flexible amplification that retains an instrument’s true acoustic tone. Epiphone has taken great care to make sure the Dobro Hound Dog Deluxe Round Neck has the same classic sound of the originals. Like all our instruments, the Dobro Hound Dog Deluxe Round Neck is covered by Epiphone's Limited Lifetime Warranty and is backed by Gibson’s 24/7/365 Customer Service. Be a part of the American Dobro story and pick up a Hound Dog Deluxe Round Neck from your Authorized Epiphone Dealer today. PRODUCT FEATURES Fishman™ Resonator pickup Dobro® cone Grover® machine heads SPECIFICATIONS Body and Top Laminated Flame maple with Black Binding Neck mahogany Scale 25” Neck joint 12th fret Fingerboard dot inlays Frets 19 Radius 12” Nut 1.75” Truss Rod Single action Bridge Spider with ebony capped maple base Resonator Dobro® cone Pickup Fishman™ Resonator pickup Cover plate Nickel plated fan, 10.5” Machine Heads Grover® Color Vintage Brown (VB) Epiphone Ephipone guitars logo.svg Type Subsidiary Industry Musical instruments Founded 1873; 145 years ago in Smyrna, Ottoman Empire (now İzmir, Turkey) Founder Anastasios Stathopoulos Headquarters Nashville, Tennessee, U.S. Area served Worldwide Key people Jim Rosenberg (President)[1] Products Electric, acoustic, archtop & resonator guitars Basses Banjos Mandolins Ukuleles Amplifiers Effects units Parent Gibson Subsidiaries Dobro Website Epiphone.com Epiphone is American musical instrument manufacturer founded by Anastasios Stathopoulos, currently based in Nashville, Tennessee. In 1957 Epiphone, Inc., of New York City was purchased by Chicago Musical Instrument Co. (CMI, the same company that bought Gibson in 1944) and given the name Epiphone, Inc. of Kalamazoo, Michigan. CMI took great measures to keep Gibson and Epiphone separate in different buildings each with its own management team. Epiphone was Gibson's main rival in the archtop market prior to its acquisition in 1957.[2] Their professional archtops, including the Emperor, Deluxe, Broadway and Triumph, rivaled those of Gibson.[citation needed] Aside from guitars, Epiphone also made double basses, banjos, and other string instruments. However, the company's weakness in the aftermath of World War II allowed Gibson's parent, CMI, to absorb it.[3] The name "Epiphone" is a combination of proprietor Epaminondas Stathopoulos' (Επαμεινώνδας Σταθόπουλος) nickname "Epi" and "phone" (from Greek phon- (φωνή), "voice").[4]