Where Are Recording King banjo made?

The Recording King USA Series M5 banjo is made entirely by hand in the USA with top-shelf woods like the Eastern curly maple in the neck and a curly maple resonator. The original Fan-style fretboard inlay and hand-rubbed nitrocellulose lacquer round out the M5’s impressive set of professional features.

Are Recording King banjos Made in USA?

Recording King’s USA Custom Shop produces exquisitely crafted collectors’ banjos handmade in the USA. The Custom Shop combines all the essential elements of classic Pre-War style banjos into one-of-a-kind instruments.

Are Savannah banjos any good?

Savannah Beginner Banjos. Savannah Banjos offer a great low cost banjo to learn 5-string bluegrass banjo on. The Savannah SB-100 provides great projection and tone while offering a price that anyone can afford. This best-selling banjo features a mahogany resonator with thumb screws and a 14:1 ratio geared 5th peg.

Where is Gold Tone banjo made?

China
The majority of instruments produced by Gold Tone are manufactured in a Korean owned-and-managed factory in China that we’ve worked with since 1993, when Gold Tone was founded. We use maple from the US and Canada, rosewood and ebony from Africa and Indonesia and blackwood from Australia.

Are all Recording King guitars made in China?

Recording King guitars are conceived of in the United States by luthier Greg Rich and his design team. The instruments are made in China, but set up and inspected back in the US.

What kind of Banjo does recording King use?

Modeled after the original Mastertone banjos of the 1930’s, the Recording King RK-Elite offers players vintage sound and handcrafted construction. We make buying a banjo easy Before shipping, we professionally setup every Recording King banjo. This includes setting the bridge, checking string tension, tuning and spiking upon request.

What kind of parts do you need for a banjo?

We stock armrests, tailpieces, replacement tuning pegs, tuning buttons, tone rings, bridges, tension hoops, resonator hardware , replacement brackets for tightening the banjo head, head wrenches, coordinator rods, truss rod covers for banjo , shoe and brackets for open We have a large selection of banjo replacement parts.

Where can I buy a new banjo head?

Remo Banjo HeadsThe most popular banjo head in the world. These Remo banjo head replacements are made in Taiwan and therefore are available at a lower price than the American made Remo Banjo Head versions.

How big are the rods on a banjo?

Made of nickel-plated steel, these 2 rods measure 9 3/4” in length and are designed for old and new banjos that utilize a 1-piece flange. Includes one L-shaped flange and all other necessary hardware (nuts, bolts & washers.)Two rods, both 9 3/4″ long Also includes one L-shaped flange For banjos with single piece flange Sorry – currently unavailable