Inlay Yosemite Sam
Frank and Ricky Neat's Neat Banjos: Expert-Crafted, Hand Made, Custom Banjos from Central Kentucky USA
Hatfield Banjos, the most reasonably price quality banjo on the market.
Bacon FF Professionalchubby dragon) 5-string banjo, S/N 99, Circa 1906 The earliest Bacon Professional banjos were made by Vega for Bacon, and this was the top of the line at that time. These banjos are usually referred to as “Chubby Dragon” banjos because of the beautiful engraved dragon inlaid on the peghead. The banjo also features other ornate engraved inlays, a nicely carved heel, cobra hooks, pearl tuner buttons, and the Bacon Professional tone ring and internal resonator system.
Hendricks Banjos
Wood: Old birch. Features: The Ivory Bill features engraved and black-chromed metal parts, extensive inlay work using various materials such as abalone shell, mother of pearl, several types of wood, ivory, and reconstituted stone. For other options, please consult Stelling Banjo Works. Price: Call for availability and price. Plating, engraving and other options available. All models feature the Tony Pass 600TS Old Wood Rim and a deluxe TKL emerald green crushed velvet plush lined case. Left-handed, tenor, or plectrum versions of most models are available. Check dealer for price. Deluxe versions of the Crusader, Master’s Cross, Red Fox, SwallowTail and Virginian (all with special engraving patterns unique to each model) are available with custom plating upon request. To purchase this custom banjo, please contact: Stelling Banjo Works 7258 Banjo Lane Afton, Virginia 22920 Ph. (434) 295-1917, or (800) 5-STRING. Contact us Tuesday through Thursday, 9AM-4PM Email: [email protected] To purchase other banjo models, please consult our Authorized Dealer List.
I was listening to the band Jimmy & Rats and this guy ended up appearing in my sketchbook. The sketch is a version of Jimmy London playing banjo…
It has been pretty hard to keep good, curly walnut in stock. It is pretty hard to find, expensive and you folks keep asking for it! My best source has been Goby walnut in Portland, where I often pick through the bins of shorts at the front of the store to find banjo sized pieces. It looks great c
Reso Banjo 5 string
How to Build a Bluegrass-Style Five-String Banjo: Whether it's jazz, rock, blues, or folk, we Americans love our music. Not the lofty kind, heard and played in quiet concert halls or recital rooms, but our music, the music played by and for the people. While the music is uniquely ours, th…
Some open string rolls for the beginning banjo student to work on to develop right hand dexterity and speed. Also good for advanced players to use as warm-up...
The Deering Goodtime banjo is hands down the best banjo for beginners. Teachers and professionals agree. Made in USA. Free shipping within the US! Learn more!
Learn your 5 string banjo chord inversion so you can play banjo chords up the neck for both soloing and backup playing.
All the 40 pieces cut out.
I have been using a pattern modeled after the 1735 "Plowden" Guarneri del Gesu, a lot, lately, so I installed blocks in the mold, bent the ribs, and got going!
Goals for Spring and the rest of this Fall/Winter: two new 5 string fiddles and a double bass. I am swamped with other life-responsibilities; going to be hard.
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Beginning 5-String Banjo for Guitarists: There are several ways to tune a banjo, which are used for different styles of playing. For this instructional process, we will be using the most common: G tuning. Unlike the guitar, the banjo has only 5 strings. The string labeled 2 is…
This is the first in a series of lessons on the 5-string banjo. If you’ve ever wondered about this beautiful instrument, here’s your chance to learn more.
Notes on the Fretboard Lesson:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llAP2YqgKfwBridge Placement Lesson:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg0CRJoveoULooking for more ...