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At A Glance

Series
REVIVAL SERIES
Color
Vintage Matte
Body / Style
Parlor Biscuit Resonator
Top
Spalted Maple
Back / Sides
Spalted Maple
Fingerboard
Rosewood
Case
GC141
Description

Washburn built the R360SMK-U as part of its Revival Series, positioning it as a parlor-bodied biscuit resonator guitar finished in Vintage Matte. The Revival Series was Washburn's line dedicated to resonator instruments drawing on established acoustic traditions, and the parlor format placed the R360SMK-U toward the compact, fingerpicker-friendly end of that range.

The guitar was constructed with a spalted maple top, back, and sides — an uncommon choice for a resonator instrument, where tonewood selection contributes to the overall acoustic character alongside the metal resonator cone and biscuit saddle assembly. The fingerboard is rosewood. A biscuit-style resonator cone was specified, distinguishing it from spider-bridge resonator designs. The instrument was supplied with case GC141.

Owners requiring setup work, cone adjustment, biscuit saddle fitting, or rosewood fingerboard maintenance should consult a qualified guitar technician familiar with resonator instruments, as the cone and biscuit assembly calls for handling distinct from standard acoustic guitar service.

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