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Banjo INC

4.6· 28 reviews
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Odaine Lawson
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Banjo INC has been an absolute pleasure to work with. Their team is highly professional and delivers top-notch service. I have been using their products for over a year now and I am extremely satisfied. The website is user-friendly and the products are of excellent quality. I highly recommend Banjo INC!

Keri Holm
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I recently purchased a product from their website banjo.com and I must say I am impressed. The product exceeded my expectations and the delivery was prompt. The customer service was excellent and they promptly responded to my queries. Would definitely recommend their products!

dcroft106
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I’m genuinely impressed with this banjo from Banjo.com! The craftsmanship is exceptional, and it delivers a fantastic sound and playability. It rivals my Stelling Crusader in quality, which is quite a feat. Big thanks to Barry for his personal touch and guidance during the process. You truly can’t go wrong choosing Barry and the team at Banjo.com.

kew455
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The Gold Tone OB-250 Arch-Top is a fantastic instrument that balances quality and sound exceptionally well for its price point. I purchased this model new and relied on it for a year before upgrading to a Nechville Flex-tone. It was a reliable workhorse that served me well during that time. Kurtis Rockford, IL

rljmusicbookings
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As a long-time bluegrass musician and banjo player since 1981, I’m incredibly impressed with this instrument from Banjo.com. Having owned everything from high-end models to a pre-war Gibson, I usually hesitate due to price, but this Gold Tone OB 150 is a game-changer. It feels like a pre-war classic with modern upgrades. The factory-installed Zero Glide nut and the new Terminator tailpiece really enhance the setup. The tone ring is powerful, offering great volume for both bridge and neck playing, with plenty of sweet spots. I love the satin finish on the neck, which makes for fast, smooth playing. The pre-war aesthetic is stunning, complete with real inlays on the headstock that give it a vintage 1930s vibe. It’s a true workhorse, not a toy, and comes with a nice hardshell archtop case. While you’ll need to add accessories like spikes, a Shubb bar, or Cheat A Keys for those Earl Scruggs tunes, the value here is unbeatable. If you play high-end banjos, you’ll fall in love with the OB 150. It’s a tone monster ready to go, and once you try it, you won’t want to put it down.

Barry Waldrep
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I am thoroughly impressed with the craftsmanship of this Banjo.com instrument. It features a beautiful maple construction, a bound peghead, and a bishline tone ring, all accented by elegant inlay work. The traditional sunburst finish offers a striking modern aesthetic that looks as good as it sounds.

Barry Waldrep
Reviews 1

I am thrilled with this banjo from Banjo.com. It captures that signature Clawgrass tone I love, but at a much friendlier price point. The walnut body looks stunning, especially with the decorative peghead, and even though it has nickel hardware and lacks the heel carving, the sound is just as impressive. A fantastic value for the quality.

Barry Waldrep
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A unique collaboration between myself, Barry Waldrep, and Rob Bishline at Banjo.com. These instruments serve as a tribute to the coal miners, a fitting nod given how central the banjo is to the culture in Kentucky. The aesthetic is distinct, featuring a translucent black satin finish on maple with no inlay on the fingerboard and black tuner buttons. For those considering the specific models, note that the Coal Dust features a tone hoop, while the Coal Dust Revenge is equipped with a tone ring.

Barry Waldrep
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I am thrilled with my Saratoga Star from Banjo.com in Marietta. It features the Kruger tone ring and has a nicely sized neck profile. The dark-stained maple finish looks stunning, and the peghead design is a real standout. Five stars for this beautiful instrument.

Barry Waldrep
Reviews 1

If you are looking for an excellent banjo that fits well within a moderate budget, the Patriot is a fantastic option. You can really hear the difference with the tone hoop rather than a tone ring, which gives it a genuinely warm sound. It is such a pleasure to play, making it a clear favorite among our customers here at banjo.com in Marietta.

Barry Waldrep
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This Banjo from Banjo.com stands out for a good reason. Sure, the company has a solid reputation in Marietta, GA, and their instruments generally sound great. But this specific model offers more than just typical quality. It features an extended fingerboard that unlocks access to higher notes, adding a unique versatility to the experience. Paired with beautiful inlay work, it is a top-tier choice for any musician.

Barry Waldrep
Reviews 1

I recently purchased an Eagle 2 banjo from Banjo.com in Marietta and I am extremely satisfied with it. It’s a versatile instrument that handles clawhammer, three-finger styles, and simple strumming with ease. The build quality is solid, and the best part is how quickly you can switch it from resonator to open back. A fantastic option for any banjo enthusiast looking for a reliable, multi-style instrument.

Barry Waldrep
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Banjo.com’s Goodtime Special is a standout instrument for acoustic bands. The inclusion of a tone ring gives it a powerful, cutting tone that really projects. It’s slightly heavier than some models, but that weight contributes to its rich sound. A solid 5-star choice for players looking for authentic tone.

Barry Waldrep
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I bought this instrument from Banjo.com in Marietta and it’s perfect for lounging around or taking on the road. The build quality is identical to the full-size models, featuring the same rim and pot, but with a more compact neck that makes it ideal for absolute beginners or smaller players.

Joseph
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As a professional trumpet player and arranger, I decided to add the banjo to my skillset. I spent considerable time researching options, weighing resonator versus open-back models, and trying to find a truly American-made instrument rather than one with Chinese components. While the Deering Goodtime was consistently praised as a top beginner choice, I was still on the fence until I chatted with Barry at Banjo.com in Marietta. His insight sealed the deal. The moment I unboxed my new Deering, I was struck by its beauty—the photos online don't quite capture the quality. I actually had to search for the serial number on the warranty card because I couldn't stop admiring the incredible craftsmanship. The sound is bright and excellent, the geared tuners are a breeze to use, and the neck feels perfect for chord work. It’s rare to find such exceptional value, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase from Banjo.com.

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About Banjo INC

Website
banjo.com
Address
806 Winslow St