Rover RB-35 Resonator 5 String Banjo Review

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(More customer reviews)I've been playing this banjo everyday for close to four weeks. It's bright, clear, loud and stays in tune fairly well, however the tuners slip a bit. Additionally, I've replaced the strings with GHS PF140 light strings. The new strings did make a difference, as the sound improved. All things considered, this banjo is an excellent value.

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Rover Banjos look back to the late 1920's and early 1930's to some of the best known banjos of the era as the inspiration for the RB-35 Resonator 5-string instruments. In addition, to the use of professional features and standard dimensions, the hallmark of any Rover banjo design, Saga chose to use aluminum as the rim material because of its characteristic tone, power and projection. Characteristics that cannot be found in similar style wood rim instruments.

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Dean Backwoods 3 Banjo Review

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(More customer reviews)For its price range, I love Dean instruments. They sound and feel beautiful. This is a terrific item, arrived with perfect intonation.

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Dean Backwoods 3 Banjo is best way to get into banjo playing without breaking the bank. BW3 Banjo features 5 strings, a mahogany rim and resonator, a mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, open gear tuners, and a Remo head.B3 PK~26 1/2" scale~Bound Mahogany Neck~Pearl DOT Inlays~Rosewood fingerboard~Vintage Open Face Tuners~Celluliod Binding~Remo Head

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Fender FB-54 Banjo, Natural Review

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(More customer reviews)I love the Fender FB-54 Banjo, from the stand point of look, feel & the sound is great. The one draw back for me personally is the width of the neck at the top. It is a little narrow for my fat fingers. I'm having trouble fretting the second string & getting free vibration of the first & third. If anyone knows of a banjo that has a wider finger board I'd love to know about it. I think I'd keep the Fender any way, but I might consider a second banjo to learn on.

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There's been a huge resurgence in bluegrass over the past several years, perhaps simply because people are realizing that there's a uniquely American sound to the genre. Whatever the reason, banjos are experiencing a huge surge in popularity. The FB-54 is Fender's entry-level banjo, but it has features you'd expect in a much more expensive model-especially the mahogany resonator and neck, 27.4" scale, aluminum rim, rosewood fingerboard with pearloid inlay and chrome-covered tuners.

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