FLOOR MODEL Gold Tone Paul Beard Series Squareneck Resonator Acoustic Guitar. This is a Professional Quality Squreneck Resonator Acoustic That YOU WILL LOVE.
High Quality Gold Tone Tenor Banjo with Resonator. Gold Tone Quality Meets Value.
The "plus" in the OB-250+TP is the ultra-premium JLS #12 tone ring.
FLOOR MODEL Recording King RKOT25BR Madison 5 string Banjo
FLOOR MODEL Recording King RKR36 5 string Banjo. This is an incredible banjo especially for the price, TRUE POWER AND TONE.
FLOOR MODEL Recording King RKR36 5 string Banjo. This is an incredible banjo especially for the price, TRUE POWER AND TONE.
Gold Tenor Resonator Ukulele that Delivers Strong and Clear Tone at a Fantastic Value.
Huber Leather Strap CALL TODAY 404-218-8580. FREE USA SHIPPING ALL OF OUR SALES INCLUDE A 7 DAY FULL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE Description These fine, hand-crafted leather straps are available in black or brown, in two different lengths (54” or 60”). They are stamped with a traditional basketweave pattern and are 1.25” in width, tapering down to narrow, [...]
HUGE LOT 191 PRE OWNED 11 INCH BANJO HEADS HUGE LOT. CALL TODAY 404-218-8580. $949 FREE USA SHIPPING HUGE LOT 191 PRE OWNED 11 INCH BANJO HEADS HUGE LOT This is 191 11 inch Banjo Heads that came off of Banjos which were sold at the Banjo Warehouse. These are in varying conditions but most [...]
Left-handed M-Bass 23-Inch Scale Acoustic-Electric MicroBass The original, and still a best-seller. You’ll find that this mighty mite has real usefulness in acoustic playing situations, but plug it in and the REAL fun begins. Available fretted or fretless, the 23 will have your acoustic amp or bass amp rumbling with big, fundamental bass tone. The [...]
Left-handed Mastertone™ OT-800: Old Time Tubaphone-Style Banjo with Case The Old Tone OT-800 pays homage to one of the most sought-after banjos of the “classic” period (1890 to 1930) when the Boston School of banjo making was the highest expression of the art. The pot sports a pre-WW II-style Tubaphone tone ring, which adds pleasing [...]
Hugely popular during the heyday (1920-1930) of mandolin and banjo orchestras and clubs, the cheerful tinkle of the banjolin floated at the top of the range and usually carried the melody