Condition (see photos): Virtually no fret ware. Resonator has some wood checking that is apparent when you shine it under bright light. This RB-250 comes with a high-quality case that somebody wrote "The Gibson" on. However, it is not an original Gibson case.
This 1992 Rich-Era Gibson Earl Scruggs Standard Five-String Resonator Banjo was designed with extraordinary attention to detail. It's as close as a copy can be to the banjo Earl Scruggs played. The 1992 Earl Scruggs Standard banjo comes with a sticker signed by Scruggs on the inside of the resonator and Keith Tuners that say "Gibson" on the top. This banjo also includes the original hardshell Gibson case.
This 1997 Gibson RB 4 Walnut Five-String Resonator Banjo is in excellent condition. It has a Flying-Eagle inlay and comes with a new Steve Huber bridge and head, and It was set up at the Huber Banjo factory in Nashville, Tennessee.
This 1989 Rich-Era Gibson RB-3 Five-String Resonator Banjo sounds phenomenal. It has non-original, but upgraded keys. As an added bonus, it comes with an original Gibson case. Condition: This 1989 Gibson RB-3 has virtually no fret wear. The resonator has some wood checking (which is normal from banjos of this era) and minor scratches (see [...]
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.
