Hutchings banjos are made in central Brittany (North west France) by the banjo-maker Sam Hutchings.
This is a 12″ banjo with a secret ….. Hidden in that flamed maple pot is a walnut blockrim with both Moso, and Little Wonder tonerings, a combination that resembles the classic tubaphone tone so much that I called it the Mosophone. The banjo also has a flamed redleaf maple neck that adds some snap to that sound. Hand rubbed oil finish and aged hardware complete the vintage look.
Walnut blockrim pot (with flamed maple veneer) with Mosophone tonering
Traditional Dowel stick construction
Maple neck with Moso fretboard
Gotoh Tuning pegs
Remo renaissance head
Compensated bridge
Oil finish
Scale length 667mm
Nut width 31mm
Weight 3,0 Kg
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