Introducing the Gold Tone OB-Standard+!
This Banjo Warehouse exclusive has all the features of the OB-Standard but with an upgraded JLS tone ring.
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, 5A flamed maple neck and resonator.
PRE-ORDER: The Vintage Ikon is the satin-finish configuration of OME's first bluegrass resonator banjo, built around OME's vintage tone ring for a warmer, more traditional voice. 5A flamed maple neck, resonator, and armrest; case and professional setup included.
Now taking pre-orders — expected in store approximately September–October 2026. Full payment required at time of order.
Please note: the photos show the high-gloss Ikon. The Vintage Ikon ships in a hand-rubbed satin finish — satin photos coming soon.
Want maximum prewar bark and a high-gloss shine? See the OME Ikon with JLS tone ring at $5,999.99.
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