Banjo

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• Huber Banjos Information on pre-war banjo conversions, replicas, hardware, and accessories. Custom work, FAQ, testimonials, articles, contacts and links.
• Stealth Banjo Innovative five-string banjo design by Scott Vestal. Specifications, reviews, prices, and ordering information.
• Brooks Banjos Unique handmade banjos, fretted and unfretted, and vintage hardware. By Brooks Masten.
• Banjohaven Vincent Mondello's 4-String tenor banjo site with photo gallery, vintage models, restorations, tips, photos, and links.
• The Banjo Factory Provides all kinds of traditional acoustic instruments for period music performers, Civil War re-enactors, folk musicians, beginners and professionals.
• Stewart-MacDonald: Banjo Providing the basic components needed to build both 'Mastertone' and 'open-back' banjos. Photos, details, related items, on-line ordering.
• Fancybanjo.com Specializing in old-time vintage 5-string, tenor, ukulele and mandolin banjos. Contact information and money back guarantee.
• DanGem Bluegrass Bluegrass instruments and replacement parts. Fixing all that is five-string banjo. Left-hand banjos, accessories, bumper stickers and hard-to-find goods.
• Artiste Banjos New Zealand importer and online supplier of banjos. Banjos for sale include student to professional level.
• Bishline Banjos Hand-crafted banjos and guitars by Rob Bishline. List of models, photos, reviews, testimonials and endorsements.
• Banjo.com Shop for banjos, ukuleles, fiddles and dulcimers. They also have training and gift ideas.
• Chattan Luthery Custom made banjos, mandolins and resonator guitars. Banjo spares. Tonewood supplier.
• It’s All About the Sound Alvin D. Keech modified the standard banjo into the “banjolele-banjo” by dropping the top string (a drone G) leaving 4 strings to be played in the style of a ukulele, using ukulele tuning. This produced an instrument with more volume and a tone that lent itself to early banjo tunes.