Banjo instrument

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Rated 5.00 out of 5 $559.00 $499.00 The Deering Goodtime banjo produces a vibrant ringing tone from its natural finished violin grade maple rim. Easy to play! Durable and easy to maintain! At only 4 pounds, the weight makes it ideal for both children and adults to play and to travel with conveniently. - Rated 5.00 out of 5 $729.00– $1,028.00 Just like its little cousin, the Goodtime banjo, the Deering Goodtime 2 is rich on sound and value. The Goodtime 2 comes built with a resonator that gives it that bright and big bluegrass sound. Made with care and precision, it offers quality and playability in an affordable package for players of all levels. - Rated 5.00 out of 5 $959.00 $859.00 The stunning new Artisan Goodtime banjo embodies Greg Deering's lifelong vision for the Deering Banjo Company - to make the best sounding, best playing, best looking, and best value U.S.A. made banjo that he possibly could. It is a never ending quest that Deering pursues every single day. - Rated 5.00 out of 5 $1,319.00 $1,179.00 With a bluegrass resonator back for projection, the Artisan Goodtime 2 banjo has a 3-ply violin grade maple rim and produces a bright and clear tone that projects well and is louder than its open back counterpart. - Deering Goodtime starter packs are now on sale. premium tkl gig bag included. Choose from Goodtime Openback, Goodtime americana, or Goodtime 2. as low as $64/mo through affirm monthly payments $729.00 $699.00 The Goodtime Banjo Beginner Package includes a ...

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