Vega Old Tyme Wonder 5 String Banjo by Deering Review

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(More customer reviews)Deering banjos cost more than some other brands but make no mistake - the quality and sound are very apparent. The Old Tyme Wonder was my first openback banjo and it will be my last because I've found nothing that surpasses it. As a female player, I wanted that special old timey sound - rich, full, mellow and never tinny. I got it in this banjo. It's lightweight, pretty, solidly made, and very comfortable to play. Deerings are made in California and their customer service is excellent. On several occasions I've emailed them with questions on set-up, string type, etc. and have always received a prompt, personal answer. Carolyn Bridges from Deering is extremely knowledgeable. If you want a quality, great sounding openback banjo from a company that backs up their products, you should definitely consider this one.

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Rover Front Porch Series RB-110 Open Back 5 String Banjo Review

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(More customer reviews)I've really enjoyed learning on this banjo now. It has a good sound and a great look. It doesn't come with any booklet to tell you about it or how to set up the bridge, but that is really easy to find online. The tuning knobs slip a little bit, but tightening up the screws on them fixes that right up. Watch out though, I tightened one up too much and shattered one of the knobs. Overall I've been greatly pleased with it. Defiantly recommend.

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Luna Guitars Celtic 5-String Banjo Review

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(More customer reviews)I LOVE this banjo! I didn't want any of the traditional starter banjos because either they are rather bland looking or don't even have a resonator. This banjo has a resonator, and looks amazing. The Celtic knot design is beautiful and helps me represent my Irish heritage. The only problems are that the drum-head gets fingerprinted easily and that the rim is plywood, but for a banjo that looks like this, and has such a nice sound, it is worth the sacrifice. Also, you DO NOT need to buy a traditional cradle style banjo strap (though it feels much more secure), as this banjo is equipped to be compatible with a regular guitar strap. All in all, a good buy :)

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Dean Backwoods 3 Banjo Review

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(More customer reviews)For its price range, I love Dean instruments. They sound and feel beautiful. This is a terrific item, arrived with perfect intonation.

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Fender FB-54 Banjo, Natural Review

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(More customer reviews)I love the Fender FB-54 Banjo, from the stand point of look, feel & the sound is great. The one draw back for me personally is the width of the neck at the top. It is a little narrow for my fat fingers. I'm having trouble fretting the second string & getting free vibration of the first & third. If anyone knows of a banjo that has a wider finger board I'd love to know about it. I think I'd keep the Fender any way, but I might consider a second banjo to learn on.

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