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Our complete banjo starter packs make it easy to shop the new banjo player. We offer several 5-string banjo choices for bluegrass & clawhammer, and 4-string banjo models for Dixieland and Irish folk. These starter packs include everything the new player will need to get started, including the banjo, training material, picks, strap, tuner and carrying case.
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5-String Bluegrass Banjos
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5-String Open-Back Banjos
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Earl Scruggs joined Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys in 1945; his new and unique style of 3-finger banjo picking instantly electrified audiences from coast to coast.
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Clawhammer (also called traditional or folk)-style banjo playing is much more mellow than bluegrass. Players pick with only two fingers, usually the thumb and index finger.
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4-String Banjos
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Mandolin
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Dixieland Jazz music, later called Dixieland, was developed in New Orleans by acts such as Jelly Roll Morton and Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong.
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Designed for the new mandolin player, these starter packs offer everything you'll need: a mandolin, carrying case, flatpicks, tuner and training material.
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Guitar
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Fiddle
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Banjo.com sells guitars too? Yes! These complete, affordable guitar starter packs are designed for the new guitar player.
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What's the difference between a violin and fiddle? A violin uses "strings" and a fiddle uses "strangs".
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