Oahu 1930s parlor guitar

[@moevids1]

Huge resonance is right! I wish I had that guitar and you had it too, had it too!

[@montemichelbleu]

just came by one identical to this, although a bit rough, and hoping some TLC will get her back in shape. you sure make some sweet sounds on yours m'friend.

[@jamesmcallister5494]

Great little guitars,,you usually pick m up fair priced,,I found one at goodwill in Seattle

[@stevenmajewski3870]

just found one of these, got her for $12 .... im gonna use it for slide for sure!

[@luisdeluna8939]

damn lucky. where did you buy it?

[@skidbootify]

that is one sweet ass guitar!

[@eddielee6490]

Man you are good. Why I havent seen this before now?

[@ECMVAQ137]

Got one, they have a super nice ring :) Just noticed mine looks same only one 1 thing & that is your guitars sound hole is bigger and white trim, must be models?

[@vmountain]

there were various models. Have in mind that the body of this guitar is small so the hole looks big. Is yours a parlor-size guitar or bigger? Also metal bridge or wood?

[@GoatHouse-gr7nz]

sounds great but you should try playing with fingers instead of pick.

[@vmountain]

@tbuddell Sorry, not for sale

[@vmountain]

@maxmachine21 Open G

[@FLYH1966]

Is this guitar must be sold ?

[@preachintheblues3981]

What is your string gauge on this beautiful guitar ? (I love your playing !)

[@vmountain]

10s. Thanks!

[@preachintheblues3981]

vmountain Thanks you very much !

[@aforerunner1773]

That’s a high action dude Nice playing though

[@vmountain]

Yes it was supposed to be a hawaian guitar.If you can see, It has a tall metal nut that gives this higher action.Thanks

[@baloons4satanists]

Why is the action so high??

[@timadams4129]

It's a slide guitar. Setups like this allow the slide itself to go over the strings without hitting the frets.