Hutchings "Vintage Snail" Bluegrass banjo
€3,449.00
Tax included
This banjo has a baked maple 3/4″ blockrim with integrated MOSO tonering and a solid brass vintage style flange, resulting in classic bluegrass tone in a lightweight instrument that weighs in at only 3.9Kg
I usually build banjos with a European walnut rim that, when combined with the intergated MOSO tonering, have a warm punchy sound with extra precence in the medum frequencies – similar to a no-hole flathead tonering. The baked maple used here is brighter with a scooped middle – more like a 20 hole flathead tonering – so is ideal for musicians looking for a classic tone with plenty of growl
Classic tones and a classic look – vintage style solid brass flange, Hutchings “Snail” inlays, white plastic bindings and a burl walnut resonator
Specification :
Baked maple 3/4" blockrim with integrated MOSO tonering
2 piece European walnut neck with MOSO fretboard and EVO gold frets
Hutchings "Snail" inlays
Solid brass flange
Aged brass hardware
Remo renaissance head
Compensated baked maple bridge
Hutchings cast tailpiece
Gotoh machine heads
Burl walnut resonator with white plastic binding
Hardcase
HBS
Data sheet
- Case included
- yes
- Pot
- 11
- Tonering
- Wood
- Resonator
- With resonator wood
- Condition
- New
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This banjo has a baked maple 3/4″ blockrim with integrated MOSO tonering and a solid brass vintage style flange, resulting in classic bluegrass tone in a lightweight instrument that weighs in at only 3.9Kg
I usually build banjos with a European walnut rim that, when combined with the intergated MOSO tonering, have a warm punchy sound with extra precence in the medum frequencies – similar to a no-hole flathead tonering. The baked maple used here is brighter with a scooped middle – more like a 20 hole flathead tonering – so is ideal for musicians looking for a classic tone with plenty of growl
Classic tones and a classic look – vintage style solid brass flange, Hutchings “Snail” inlays, white plastic bindings and a burl walnut resonator