This banjo is in excellent condition with a curly maple neck and resonator and all-original nickel hardware. It’s an exceptionally good sounding banjo as is typical with Greg Rich-era instruments.
This banjo is in excellent condition and sounds great. It features standard, period-correct gold-plated hardware with Granada engraving (the gold is pristine).
Every instrument is carefully set up and inspected prior to being shipped. Your instrument is ready to play as soon as it arrives.
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