This is the left-handed version of the Gold Tone Mastertone WL-250 White Ladye — a premium open-back banjo inspired by the legendary A.C. Fairbanks instruments of the late 1800s, built around the distinctive scalloped White Ladye tone ring that delivers that bright, clear, and surprisingly powerful old-time voice. Every WL-250/L ships with a hard case and receives a professional factory setup at Gold Tone in Titusville, Florida before shipping. If you're a left-handed player serious about old-time banjo, this is a rare and exceptional instrument.
The revolutionary Gold Tone WR-7 Wayne Rogers Signature 7-String Banjitar features an innovative doubled low E string design that creates an authentic banjo drone effect. With pre-installed SMP+ pickup, premium maple construction, and included gig bag, this instrument bridges the gap between guitar and banjo like no other.
Left-handed Deering Goodtime Blackgrass Special with patented steel tone ring, midnight maple fingerboard, matte black hardware, and spikes at 7, 9, and 10. Only 6 lbs. Includes free Carrion hardshell case, professional setup by our banjo tech Tara, and free shipping. Authorized Deering dealer.
Left-handed Gold Tone BC-350 Bob Carlin signature openback banjo. 12" maple pot, rolled brass tone ring, scooped ebony fretboard, planetary tuners. Hardshell case included. Professionally set up before shipping.
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.
Left-handed Gold Tone Bluegrass Heart Béla Fleck Signature Banjo with no-hole bell bronze tone ring, mahogany neck, radiused ebony fingerboard with Flying Eagle red heart inlays, Rickard Cyclone 10:1 tuners with brass buttons, Prucha Presto tailpiece, and Little Mountain armrest. 11.5 lbs. Includes hardshell case, professional setup by our banjo tech Tara, and free shipping.
PRE ORDER: The OME Ikon is the first bluegrass resonator production model from the oldest active banjo manufacturer in the United States. JLS sand-cast bell-bronze flathead tone ring, 3-ply maple rim, curly maple neck and resonator.
This longneck openback RB-175 Gibson banjo is from the late 1960s or early 1970s. It has three extra frets which allow banjoists and singers to play in open E.
The Madison RK-R35 gives banjo players a high-quality, great-sounding banjo with a classic Mastertone-style bell brass cast tone ring and one-piece flange. The Recording King Madison RK-R35 is built around the Recordking King 3-ply steam bent maple rim, using the same rim and hardware as in the best-selling RK-ELITE-75 (a $2000 banjo).
This vintage 1980s Fender Leo banjo was made in Japan to Gibson specs and features a full-size tone ring, 10-ply maple shell, and pro setup. A semi-pro banjo at a beginner price.
1970s/1980s Vintage Japanese Aria Pro II Banjo with hard-shell case. These phenomenal instruments were built during the Golden Age of Japanese banjo building.