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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A 2009 Huber Custom five-string resonator banjo with a Huber HR-30 tone ring, a vintage Huber rim, a walnut Style 4 resonator with marquetry, and a mahogany neck with flying eagle inlay on a rosewood fingerboard. Excellent condition, frets dressed, with a hardshell case.
A 2014 Huber VRB-4 five-string resonator banjo, all original and in very good condition, with a hardshell case. Geoff has known this banjo since it was first made, and the frets are in great shape.