Kmise Banjo 5 String 24 Bracket Open Solid Back Geared 5th Tuner Arm Rest with Gig Bag Tuner String Strap Picks Wrench
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Tuesday, Apr 28
Color: Accessories: Tuner, String Strap, Picks
Features
- Kmise banjo uses high-quality drumhead that can produce a pleasant sound, player can beat the drumhead panel when you pluck the string to create beautiful melody
- 18 brackets tight the drumhead equally for stable playing;Come with caring armrest which can protect your arm and comfort you while playing
- Equipped with high quality tuning pegs and light stainless steel loop ends banjo strings,Kmise open back banjos create stable and fabulous sound,suitable for professionals
- Comes with gig bag, banjo strap, extra strings, digital clip-on tuner , polishing cloth,allen wrench and banjo picks,great starter kit for beginners and professional musicians
- Kmise is responsible for every product sold, if you have any questions about the banjo you received, please feel free to contact us
Brand: Kmise
Size: Ruler, Wrench Accessories Set Gift Choice
Color: Accessories Tuner, String Strap, Picks
Item dimensions L x W x H: 39 x 11 x 2 inches
Top Material Type: Rosewood
Back Material Type: Rosewood
String Material Type: String
Finish Type: Polished
Instrument: Banjo
Item Weight: 8 Pounds
Item Weight: 8 pounds
Product Dimensions: 39 x 11 x 2 inches
Item model number: for Adults Beginners Starter
Date First Available: January 22, 2021
Back Material: Rosewood
Body Material: Wood
Color Name: Accessories Tuner, String Strap, Picks
String Material: String
Top Material: Rosewood
Number of Strings: 5
Material Type: Rosewood, Sapele
Size: Ruler, Wrench Accessories Set Gift Choice
Battery type: Lithium Manganese Dioxide
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Wow , what a great deal from amazon i've played many instrutments that i have ordered from amazon from ukelele's and guitars over the many years , but this is my first banjo this instrutment is so good looking the wood is awesome the making and many parts of this instrutment are awesome every thing from the neck to the drum is perfect it came with everything as noted the gig bag is great packing the banjo was great , i love the ruler for the bridge ''it's a must have for any beginner'' the tuner is hard to put the battery in ..lol and my wife broke the ''B'' string while we're tuning her today ..lol so glad she came with extra strings too , Over all i give this review a five stars rating i look forward to many years of playing my banjo , add note this was a replacement banjo the first banjo was damaged beyond repair it as it was lost by UPS , the folks at Amazon were a great help tracking and getting me a new banjo , so good , thanks Amazon
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