5-String Resonator Banjo
This is a contemporary 5-string resonator-style banjo, characterized by a mahogany-finished wooden resonator with a high-gloss 'pretty brown' finish and cream-colored binding. The instrument features a standard white Remo-style coated head secured by approximately 18 to 24 chrome-plated tension hooks (brackets). A three-footed wooden bridge with a dark wood cap is positioned on the head. The tailpiece and armrest are chrome-plated with a high-shine finish, typical of entry-to-intermediate level bluegrass banjos. The neck appears to be mahogany with a dark fretboard featuring pearloid dot or decorative inlays. Condition-wise, the instrument presents in a 'near-new' state with minimal surface wear, though it is currently lacking a D string and would require a basic setup. The overall craftsmanship indicates a mass-produced modern instrument, likely manufactured within the last 5-10 years, designed for durability and playability. The inclusion of a thick-cushioned traveling case and adjustable fingerpicks adds significant utility to the kit, placing this firmly in the category of a complete student or hobbyist starter package.
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Estimated Value
$100 - $135
Basic Information
Category
Musical Instruments - String Instruments
Appraised On
March 4, 2026
Estimated Value
$100 - $135
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User Provided Information
Beautiful 5 string banjo. Shiny and smooth pretty brown wood working. Almost brand new condition, needs D string. Original pricing 175$. Thick cushioned banjo traveling case and adjustable Fingerpicks are included.
Item Description
This is a contemporary 5-string resonator-style banjo, characterized by a mahogany-finished wooden resonator with a high-gloss 'pretty brown' finish and cream-colored binding. The instrument features a standard white Remo-style coated head secured by approximately 18 to 24 chrome-plated tension hooks (brackets). A three-footed wooden bridge with a dark wood cap is positioned on the head. The tailpiece and armrest are chrome-plated with a high-shine finish, typical of entry-to-intermediate level bluegrass banjos. The neck appears to be mahogany with a dark fretboard featuring pearloid dot or decorative inlays. Condition-wise, the instrument presents in a 'near-new' state with minimal surface wear, though it is currently lacking a D string and would require a basic setup. The overall craftsmanship indicates a mass-produced modern instrument, likely manufactured within the last 5-10 years, designed for durability and playability. The inclusion of a thick-cushioned traveling case and adjustable fingerpicks adds significant utility to the kit, placing this firmly in the category of a complete student or hobbyist starter package.
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