I’ve been playing and teaching banjo since 1963.
Tag Archives: bluegrass banjo
Most banjo players have never heard of the Salstrom Banjo Company.
Banjo Warehouse banjo tech Tara trains at the Huber Banjo factory
A parts banjo is one of the most misunderstood instruments in bluegrass. The name sounds like a compromise — something cobbled together from whatever was available. In practice, a well-built parts banjo can outperform instruments costing twice as much. Here’s what that looks like in practice, using a Gold Star GF-85 style instrument that came […]
My Nephew Took His Banjo to the Grand Canyon.
Banjo Warehouse Is Now an OME Dealer.
It took us over a year to assemble this collection.
Greg Rich at Gold Tone.
While digging through some old paperwork the other day, we came across something special: a well-worn copy of The Stelling Banjo Field Service Manual, copyright 1979, with handwritten revisions through August 1982.









