The Goodtime banjo is crafted with snappy maple, a tonewood that elevates warm, old-time twang that banjos are known for. Perfect for beginners or seasoned players, the Goodtime banjo is made right here in the USA and is available at a price that won’t break the bank.
The Gold Tone HM-100 “High Moon” old-time banjo was designed to satisfy the modern clawhammer banjoist’s desire for a full-featured and wonderful-sounding banjo at a most affordable price.
A CLAWHAMMER DREAM!
Take the weight of the world off your shoulders. The Atlas is ultra light (around six pounds), sounds great and is a joy to play. Its design was a Nechville-Sagmoen collaboration and echos the Ashborn Banjos of the 1860s. Modern Nechville innovations make the Atlas the most advanced traditional openback to date.
This Atlas Deluxe features a RADIUS fretboard, partial scoop, and 12" pot.
This openback banjo has a great sound, and lends itself well to clawhammer and three finger picking styles. It features a walnut neck with a hand rubbed oil finish, and a block rim/tone ring, with a built-in wooden flange. When Nechville introduced the Atlas, we wrote the review for Banjo Newsletter. If interested in reading what we wrote, just email us. Click here for pictures
This open back banjo has a great sound, and it is identical to the 11" Atlas, except for the pot size. Click here for pictures
The Moonshine brings Heli-Mount technology to the openback market. Its high tech Excelsior frame yields a smooth musical sound from its perfectly tensioned head. This is the same technology that our resonator banjos employ that grants huge flexibility in tone, setup, and tonal (and tone ring) options. Currently set up with a Nechville Hybrid tone ring.
A tribute to the original Vega Little Wonder banjos, the Pisgah Wonder harkens to the golden age of banjo building. Featuring a reproduction Little Wonder tone ring, curly maple neck and rim, and Pisgah's vintage features, this banjo possesses the look and sound of the turn of the century. Click here for pictures
The NEW Model! Roscoe features a walnut tone rim, cherry neck, golden rectangle headstock, and aged brass hardware. The walnut tone rim gives amazing plunk and darkness making Roscoe sound reminiscent of banjos from a forgotten era. Don't let its price point fool you! Its limited options, no metal tone ring and simplified features allow us to maintain a level of quality and affordability never seen in the banjo industry. Roscoe is the "new standard" in the banjo world! Click here for pictures
The NEW Model! Roscoe features a wClassic Look with classic tone: The Woodchuck is the most affordable handmade open back banjo on the market today. This special one includes a Richlite armrest! 12" pot, 25.5" scale.
The Pisgah Appalachian is all you need if you are looking for a quality, step-up banjo! It is a simple, classic, no-frills banjo, similar in features to the Pisgah Possum, but with a rolled brass tone ring instead of persimmon to give a little more punch to the tone. This banjo is perfect for anyone looking for a solid heirloom banjo that can be played for centuries and doesn't break the bank. Click here for pictures
The Rambler Dobson is the first affordable, sustainable, hand made spun-over rim banjo on the market! This banjo features a stainless steel spun-over rim with a REMOVABLE Dobson tone ring, richlite fingerboard, and either a walnut or cherry neck. All hardware made in USA by Balsam Banjoworks! Click here for pictures
This the Pisgah version of the Vega Whyte Laydie banjo from the turn of the century. The Pisgah Laydie presents amazing volume, punchiness, and great responsiveness for playability. Staying true to its ancestor, we are keeping this model in the "Whyte" with no stain. The Pisgah Laydie is definitely a show stopper in any banjo setting! Click here for pictures
The Dobson Professional features our new slotted headstock design and is available in stained curly maple. This model is perfect for those looking for a lighter weight banjo with good sustain and projection. Pisgah Dobson tone ring, modeled after the original 1881 patent, is bell shaped and gives the banjo good sustain and resonance while only adding 9 ounces to the total weight. The Dobson Professional is very responsive, making it a joy to play! Click here for pictures
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