This banjo with a mahogany resonator and metal body delivers a rich, powerful sound, ideal for musicians looking for a versatile instrument. Its 660 mm nato neck and 22-fret rosewood fingerboard make it easy to play, while its guitar-like tuning makes it quick to get used to. Perfect for the stage, studio, or rehearsals, it suits both beginners and experienced players looking for a sturdy, precise banjo.
| Resonator | Mahogany |
|---|---|
| Body | Metal |
| Tension hooks | 30 (flat style) |
| Head | REMO(tm) white sandblasted, 11" |
| Bridge | Maple + ebony, 6-string |
| Tailpiece | Nickel-plated copper |
| Tuning machines | Oil-bath, nickel-plated |
| Armrest | Nickel-plated brass |
| Neck | Nato, glued, 660 mm |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood, 22 frets |
| Fingerboard inlays | Perloid inlays |
| Neck and resonator | With cream ivoroid binding |
| Tuning | Plays and tunes like a guitar |
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