A passionate revival began in the early 1990s. Since the original molds were lost, new ones were painstakingly made from scratch. In 1992, Continental Guitars appeared - and brought the first Tricone resonator guitars onto the global market since the Second World War. Back then, vintage models were rare and expensive; Often the “Square Neck” models fetched prices of over $5,000 in poor condition and over $10,000 in pristine condition. Continental broke through this exclusivity and offered musicians a new standard of quality and accessibility. In the early 1990s, a passionate revival began. Since the original molds had been lost, new ones were painstakingly crafted from scratch. In 1992, Continental Guitars emerged – bringing the first tricone resonator guitars to the global market since Wo.
