Banjos Under $999
The Fender Leo was made in Japan when the Japanese perhaps made superior banjos to those made in the United States. This Leo was built to Gibson specifications and features a full-size tone ring and a 10-ply shell. It also has pot metal parts and high-quality keys. This particular Fender Leo belonged to an avid collector who had many banjos, so it was rarely played. It includes the original hardshell case.
The Goodtime Six was not designed to replace the guitar but rather to complement it. It allows guitarists to play what they already know with unimaginably creative results.
An affordable 12" banjitar for guitarists, the 12" rim provides an extended bass tonal range not found on a typical 11" rim. Includes gig bag.
Gold Tone brings back the high-quality, low-priced beginner Bluegrass banjo!
The Gold Tone AC-6 Banjitar packs a punch like no other entry-level banjo guitar.
The Gold Tone CC-50TR is an inexpensive open-back banjo ideal for kids or any picker to travel with.
The CC-Banjitar was our first banjo guitar and its popularity remains strong due its unsurpassed combination of great build quality, valued features and low price.
A complete package designed for the novice clawhammer picker, The Gold Tone CC-OTA has everything you need to start thumping that head. The Remo Fiberskyn head itself is mounted on a sweet banjo with a half-inch-thick maple rim topped with a rolled-brass hoop (very Old Timey).
12" Irish tenors are becoming very popular in Ireland. Join the trend and enjoy the increased volume, extended bass tonal range and Celtic inlay. Includes gig bag.
This Carlin model was the first to be issued; it was the result of a meeting between Bob and Gold Tone president Wayne Rogers at the 2004 IBMA Fan Fest. All of the BC-350 features and dimensions are per Mr. Carlin's specifications (arrived at after several trips by Bob to the Gold Tone plant) and include a twelve-inch three-ply maple pot with an innovative dowel-stick/coordinator rod, a rolled brass tone ring, maple neck with scooped ebony fretboard, planetary-gear tuning machines, No Knot tailpiece and "hot-dog" armrest.
The four members of the Gold Tone banjo-ukulele choir (soprano, concert, tenor and baritone) all utilize the same eight-inch maple-rimmed pot assembly and differ only in the scale lengths of their necks.
Floor Model Gold Tone Maple Mountain 150. This is a quality Maple Openback 5 string Banjo that is fantastic for Clawhammer