ADM Banjo Open Back 5 String Full Size Clawhammer Banjoe Beginner Kit with Remo Head, Maple Banjo with Geared 5th Tuner, Black
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Features
- Easiest Type of Banjo for Beginners - The open back produces a more mellow, softer sound, and is favored by clawhammer players (an old-time style), which is thought to be easier to learn than bluegrass style banjo. Once you learn the basic clawhammer stroke, everything else easily falls into place.
- Remo Head - This open-back banjo kit is flawlessly designed with a Remo head brings a warm tone while still providing brightness and clear note distinction. The professional retro imitation animal skin is warm and retro tone, delicate, transparent, with moderate overtones.
- Geared 5th Tuner and Adjustable Truss Rod - This 5-string banjo also includes a geared 5th string tuner, adjustable coordinator rod on the head and truss rod on the neck, making adjustment easier for you. Fret dots on the neck side help you find chord locations quickly.
- Beginner-friendly Kit with Premium Material - ADM Beginner Banjo kit comes with everything you need to start. Maple fretboard blends in perfectly with Maple body, external quality combined with inherent grace, even on the craftsmanship of the back edge, making it smooth and durable, easier to play
Brand: adm
Size: Full size
Color: Black
Top Material Type: Maple
Back Material Type: Maple
String Material Type: Stainless Steel
Instrument: Banjo
Item Weight: 8 Pounds
Number of Strings: 5
Manufacturer: ADM
Item Weight: 8 pounds
Package Dimensions: 39.5 x 15 x 4.3 inches
Item model number: JB880-NR
Date First Available: April 11, 2025
Back Material: Maple
Body Material: Maple
Color Name: Black
String Material: Stainless Steel
Top Material: Maple
Number of Strings: 5
Material Type: Maple
Size: Full size
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The media could not be loaded. I've been playing banjo for about 10 years now. Not well, not in public, but I play clawhammer, just like Kermit. I also have a son who's expressed interest in following me down this old road, so I thought this might be right for him. I think I was right. Out of the box, this instrument looks really nice. No bells, no whistles, nothing fancy, but it's a really clean maple build throughout. I don't see any flaws in the woodwork at all. The tuners all feel solid and hold well. In the video I posted, I hadn't touched the tuners in 5 days. Tuning seemed pretty solid after 2 days, but then I had to loosen all the strings and redo everything (I'll come back to that), but after I tuned it that time, I haven't adjusted it since. It came strung but loose, with the bridge packed separately, and a nice cardboard template to mark the bridge location. I know better than to trust that, though, so I used it to measure to the 12th fret, then to the bridge, and marked the head. Then, just to check, I put the template against the nut and ... It's spot on! It's got a nice straight bridge, ready to go, and it sounds fine. But that's when I heard THE BUZZ. Every time the high D string rang, there was a vicious buzz which I realized was coming from the tailpiece. Upon inspection, I found a little ding in the tailpiece, which was correspondingly bent in on that corner. So, after fiddling with it for a while, I finally freed the bridge and strings, and removed the tailpiece. It was easy to bend it back flat, but that had nothing to do with the buzz! On the back of the tailpiece there's a little piece of threaded rod, on which floated a totally loose nut, that was singing its little metal heart out to the high D. I tightened it down, put everything back together, tuned it back up, and all I hear now is pure 5 string goodness. It all sounds pretty nice, with a great, clean tone. The action is just right, and the strings fret beautifully. The rest of the hardware is solid, and has a beautiful chrome shine. For the accessories, everything is fairly basic, but good quality. Even though I play clawhammer, I was impressed with the set of 3 fingerpicks (stacked inside one another). I have several sets that I paid good money for, but these 3 are the most comfortable I've tried. Everything fits in a little cotton bag, and then you have the very well padded nylon case. I haven't taken advantage of the free lessons yet, but I could use all the help I can get, so I appreciate the offer. If it weren't for the dinged tailpiece with the loose nut, this would be a solid 5 star instrument, an amazing value for a starter or a second. If my son doesn't end up taking to it, I'll be keeping it tuned to C so I can just switch banjos.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025 by Storm Storm