Price: $855.00
Ashbury AB-45-5 5 Str Banjo, Mahogany Resonator
Rolled brass tone ring. White ABS bound mahogany neck. Rosewood f/board.22 Frets
Item ID: GR37022 Model No: AB-45-5
- Product Features
- Ply mahogany pot. Mahogany resonator with white ABS binding. 24 nickel plated copper tension rounded hooks. Nickle plated flange.
- Railroad spike 5th string top nut and 7th fret. Viking VS-370W Waverly style tailpiece.
- Maple bridge with ebony top, plastic top nut. Planetary pegs and a geared 5th string peg. Gloss finish. Remo 11inch banjo head.
- Product Specifications
- Top nut width: 31mm
- Scale length: 697mm
- Width at 12th fret: 46mm
- Pot depth: 65mm
- Internal pot width: 253mm
- External pot width: 279mm. Pot thickness: 13mm
- Overall length: 990mm: Double co-ordinator rod
- String gauges: .009 .010 .014 .024w .009
- Made in: China
- Model Number: AB-45-5
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5 String Banjos Information
The 5-String G Banjo is used for Bluegrass music, usually in the style popularised by Earl Scruggs, and players look for a resonator and tone ring. For old time clawhammer or frailing styles, an open backed simpler model is better. Finger style classical banjo also uses the 5 string, but is less common now. Used for bluegrass and country music, and for old time and song accompaniment in the British Isles.
Ashbury produces high quality traditional and acoustic instruments, including acoustic and electro acoustic guitars, and bass guitars, autoharps, fiddles, mandolins, banjos and ukuleles.
The range is designed for the beginner to semi-professional player, offering very playable instruments with high specifications for the best price. Ashbury instruments make an excellent and affordable upgrade from any entry-level instrument, and are constantly being examined and perfected to offer the best possible value in quality and materials.
