39 Inch Sonart Full Size 6 string 24 Bracket Professional Banjo Instrument with Open Back
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Overview
● Open back has a bright sound, while the closed back resonates with a warmer tone
● Accessories include cloth, gig bag, tuning wrench, Allen Key, digital tuner, extra string, strap
● 39-inch full size, stable tone guaranteed by the closed chrome-steel pegs
● Quick response as a result of a stable maple string bridge, easy to tune
● Clear fingerboard with cupronickel frets sound dots for easy learning
● Durable steel strings support daily playing with fingers or pick-ups
● Fixed with 24 steel brackets for stable sound
● Suitable for beginners and professionals
● Mixed shapes with ukulele and tambourine for playing blues, hillbilly music, and more
● includes 1 strings, tuner, wrench, allen key, cloth, gig bag, strap and 3 picks
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Frequent Mentions
- M
amazing
it is a great banjo after you set it up. if you are willing to work on it a little bit. I play guitar so it was something for me to get started playing banjo.
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Preview - B
good
Good but not great ok for the price I would not buy again.
- S
Great value -- READ THIS REVIEW if you want a banjitar/\banjo guitar
So, the thing with these bajitars is that they sound very quiet and poor, because you have to get the right strings and put them on correctly. If you just play the strings they send, it'll sound super muffled and quiet and you'll be disappointing. Not sure why they don't provide more instruction. However, do a youtube search on what to do and you'll get some great tips. Once you get the right strings on, and in the proper place, you'll be really happy. Its not as simple as low string on top and high string on bottom. Then you can just play it like a guitar with that blue grass sound. I love mine now. It also pays to get it set up at a guitar store. Its an extra 50$ or so, but you won't regret it. Cheap/inexpensive guitars almost universally HAVE to be set up. 95% of buyer disappointment when buying cheap guitars/basses, is lack of set up!
- J
Needs professional setup
The 6 string banjo came labeled with Sonart on the headstock. I was kinda hoping it would be left blank like the pictures in the ad. Took little over a week to be delivered. No sharp frets or anything. Tuning pegs work. Bridge is garbage but it’ll work for now. Would be nice if it came with a paper gauge or something to set the bridge length up. The action on this thing is absolutely horrible. Out of the box so far it plays, feels and sounds like a $150 toy. I’m gonna take it to a music shop next week and get it professionally set up before I cast anymore judgement on it.
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Preview - D
I got what paid for: Slight crack at the base of the neck.
Slight crack on the base of the neck, very high string action. I recommend looking at a different Banjo company.
Q&A
- Q:How do I remove the backA:The product has four fixed screws, and you can use the tool provided with the product to unscrew the screws and open the back.
Costway representative - Q:Is the banjo right hand or left hand type?A:The banjo is a right hand instrument. If you want to change your left hand, you need to change the strings, top chord pillows, horse bridges and guard boards.
Costway representative - Q:Is it right handed ?A:It is available to right handed, but it needs the professionals to adjust the position of the strings..
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$200
