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Gibson (call us!)
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Deering
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It all started back in 1894 when Orville Gibson began to build hand-carved mandolins and guitars at his shop in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Over the years,
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Deering banjos have been proudly made in the USA for more than 30 years. The Deering factory, located in Southern California, produces more banjos
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Stelling
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Huber
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Since 1959, while still in high school, Geoff Stelling has been either playing the banjo or trying to improve on its design. Stelling Banjo Works was established in 1974 while
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Representing the very finest in modern banjo construction, Steve Huber designs and manufactures
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Nechville
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Ome
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Tom Nechville is always innovating to meet the changing needs of modern musicians. Replacing more than seventy parts of a traditional banjo,
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The woods used in OME banjos are carefully selected, thoroughly air-dried, and skillfully matched. Vibrant curly maple chosen
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Bishline
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Vega
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Manufactured in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Bishline Banjos earned respect from the first showing at IBMA in Nashville in 2003. Rob Bishline had been repairing
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Vega banjos were first introduced early in the 20th century, and they're still quite popular today. Deering Banjo Company acquired Vega
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Sullivan
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Wildwood
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After almost 40 years of supplying the finest banjo parts available for builders, manufacturers and home craftsmen worldwide, Bill Sullivan
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Wildwood Banjos are hand made from the finest figured maples, walnuts, and exotic hardwoods available. From the traditional simplicity of the MINSTREL to the ornate
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Mitch
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Gold Tone
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Stepping back to the pre-war sound, yet moving ahead with the innovative idea of Mitchel's Tone Ring Mate. Giving you the hard driving
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Founded in Titusville, Florida in 1993, Gold Tone is committed to providing quality instruments at an affordable price. That means
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Gold Star
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Liberty
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Gold Star banjos has become one of the post popular banjos ever imported from the Far East. For more than 30 years the parent company has
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The Liberty Banjo Company was formed in 2006 to manufacture quality instruments at an affordable price. Aimed at honoring
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Recording King
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Washburn
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Recording King banjos are crafted entirely by hand, featuring the most genuine pre-war style replica parts available. Designed by Greg Rich,
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Steeped in the tradition of fine instrument making, Washburn Guitar’s dynamic 120-history began in Chicago in 1883. The original guitar factory
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Goodtime by Deering
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Morgan Monroe
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Deering banjos have been proudly made in the USA for more than 30 years. The Deering factory, located in Southern California, produces more banjos
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For more than a decade Morgan Monroe product developers have had one simple philosophy: to produce high quality instruments without compromise.
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Bean Blossom
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Iida
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For more than a decade Morgan Monroe product developers have had one simple philosophy: to produce high quality instruments without
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Originally a Japanese brand, Iida banjos, now made in China offer a very good value in a quality instrument.
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Savannah
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Designed in the USA and maufactured in China, Savannah instruments are a great value to the new musician. Don't be misled by the low price
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