Huber Banjos are built by Steve Huber in Hendersonville, Tennessee. They are among the most respected professional-grade banjos being made today — the instruments that serious bluegrass players seek out when they want something that competes with prewar Gibsons.
Geoff Hohwald has been good friends with Steve Huber for years and loves his instruments. Our banjo tech Tara trained at the Huber Banjo factory under Steve Huber and Bennie Boling, which means the person setting up your Huber at Banjo Warehouse learned directly from the people who build them.
Huber tone rings — including HR-30 models — are also used by other builders and in high-end conversions. If you’re looking at a Huber banjo or have questions about Huber tone rings, call Geoff at (404) 218-8580.
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This is a pre-order. Our Huber VRB-4 Truetone is on backorder with Huber Banjos in Hendersonville, Tennessee, and we expect it in early 2027. Huber is currently building to order on a 5 to 8 month timeline, and very few dealers carry Huber.
The Huber VRB-4 Truetone is a new five-string resonator banjo modeled on the prewar style 4: straight-grain walnut neck, figured walnut resonator, Flying Eagle inlay, chrome plating, and Huber's HR-30 tone ring on the Huber Engineered Rim. Hardshell case included.
This is a pre-order. Two Huber VRB-G Truetone banjos are on backorder with Huber Banjos in Hendersonville, Tennessee. We expect the first before Christmas 2026 and the next in early 2027. Very few dealers carry Huber.
The Huber VRB-G Truetone is a new five-string resonator banjo modeled on the prewar flathead Granada: flamed maple neck and resonator in a golden sunburst, 24K hard gold plating with engraved hardware, and Huber's HR-30 tone ring on the Huber Engineered Rim. Hardshell case included.