Banjó

Ashbury AB-65-G 6 strengja / gítar banjó, með "resonator" bak úr hlyn (maple). Rolled brass tone ring. Maple bound maple neck. Maple fingerboard.22 Frets. Made in China

Known for their vibrant tones, open-back banjos have been a staple for bluegrass and folk players alike since the inception of the genres. The Fender Paramount PB-180E Banjo is perfect for the player looking for a traditional styled banjo with functional modern appointments. This model features a mahogany rim and neck with a Remo Fiberskyn® head, and comes equipped with proprietary Fishman® electronics to amplify your sound. Whether you’re just starting out or an experienced player, this banjo is a perfect addition.

The Recording King Dirty 30s Tenor Banjo is for players looking to add a traditional tenor vibe to their sound, and it's the perfect crossover instrument for mandolin, violin, viola and cello players. The tenor banjo first came to prominence in the early 1900's, and its C-G-D-A tuning is especially well suited for folk, Celtic and Dixieland music. The narrow 19-fret neck makes playing easy, and the 23" scale delivers the perfect combination of comfort and crisp clarity. The open-back rim features 16 brackets holding down a REMO Fiberskyn head for the classic period-correct tenor sound.

The Dirty 30s Series sits at the perfect crossroads of classic sound and historic design. Like the original Montgomery Ward mail order instruments from the first half of the century, Dirty 30s banjos are the ideal companion for singer-songwriters, folk stylists or traveling troubadours. The Recording King Dirty 30s Resonator Banjo packs excellent playability and historic vibe into a retro-infused package. With a great looking satin finish, maple neck and Remo Recording King banjo head, the Dirty 30s resonator banjos have classic banjo tone and are light enough to take on the road with ease.