The Workhorse MG-3 (Serial Number 415-33) features nickel-plated hardware and a mahogany neck, creating the sweet, warm tone which defines the bluegrass sound. Two white/black/white concentric rings in the mahogany resonator contribute to the vintage vibe of this model.
This banjo is gently used, and in great condition with an UPGRADED clamshell tailpiece; some VERY minor wear and tear from playing, see photos.
Here's an opportunity to own a customized Deering Golden Era Banjo that has been customized by master banjo luthier, Tom Nechville with a radius neck! This banjo has a no hole tone ring, a comfort bevel Nechvile armrest, and customized Nechville "jumbo frets" for easy playing! Enjoy the comfort of the speed neck on this beautiful banjo too with its curly maple wood grains appearing on the back of the neck and resonator.
1976 Stelling Golden Cross in good condition! Includes original case and "owners manual".
The Golden Cross was the ninth Stelling banjo to be built, the first one to have the trademarked Stelling peghead shape, and was named for Tony Golden, who rode motorcycles with Geoff and bought the first Golden Cross. This model was also honored to be the banjo played by the late great Don Reno for the last ten years of his life, and was featured on many of his fine recordings with Bill Harrell. Originally made of walnut, the current Golden Cross features fancy curly maple with the golden sunburst stain and purfling inlaid along the neck and resonator binding.
Wood: Shaded Curly Maple
Plating: Nickel
Will Williams is an extremely respected banjo builder from Idaho known for making his small batch of the "KENNY INGRAM MODEL" banjo.
In this collaboration with other well known banjo builder, Jim Burlile (well known for his sought after tone rings), the two came up with this CUSTOM BANJO.
This banjo sounds absolutely fantastic and features a gorgeous maple resonator and neck with a rosewood fretboard. The gold plating parts are in great condition and still nice and shiny with some wear on the armrest. The attention to detail on the pegged, neck / resonator binding, inlay work are absolutely jaw dropping and a testament to how great of luthiers these two builders are. This banjo features the coveted Jim Burlile tone ring.
Here's your chance to own a true custom built Ome Banjo from the Boulder, Colorado banjo factory. This model is known as the Phoenix and features a one piece flange / archtop design. This banjo has plenty of "pop" and has a super nice professional setup. Richie Dotson bridge. Amazing inlays are stunning in person. See photos and video.
In celebration of 40 years, Greg Deering offers the 40th Anniversary White Oak 5 string banjo. Limited to only 40 pieces and featuring a brand new, patent-pending White Oak rim, this banjo is one of the most unique Deering banjos ever. The string response is effortless; crystalline notes ring with the resonance of a church bell, loud and clear, with precise note clarity at on every single fret, a well-known hallmark of all Deering banjos.
No. 6 of 40.
These banjos are super desirable and stunning in person!
Mahogany resonator with two concentric circles. Tone ring, armrest, tension hoop and tailpiece all antique brass, and engraved. “V” profile neck. Stylized “Blackjack” inlays in fingerboard.
It is hard to describe how perfect the antique brass look is, earlier Blackjack versions were not so refined, with some customers thinking there was a clash of aesthetics. These are handsomely done and well thought out completely.
2003. Mahogany, with a Tony Pass Lost Timber rim. We sold this new and the owner evidently rarely played it, so it remains in virtually unplayed condition with just a hint of wear on the first two frets. Scott Zimmerman is one of finest builders in the world; unfortunately he evidently isn't currently making banjos, so they are few and far between. Click here for pictures
Clancy Mullins maple neck and resonator; wreath inlay. Although this banjo was evidently made about fifteen years ago, it is in nearly like new condition, with only a tiny hint of fret wear. It is a really nice sounding arch top. Click here for pictures
Looking for a more traditional approach on a Nechville Banjo? This Nechville Classic Deluxe model has to all, from that classic bluegrass tone to traditional aesthetics of the visual appearance.
From a distance, you see a reminder of a traditional banjo. When you get behind a Classic Deluxe, you'll leave the others behind. Classic style meets Nechville innovation in this best-of-both-worlds professional maple bluegrass banjo.
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