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Banjo #013- The Poplar Leaves
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Details:
This Banjo boasts a 12 inch rock maple pot, birdseye maple neck, and beautifully figured Patagonia Rosewood fretboard. The detailed brass work from the aged brass hardware to the tree cutout on the peghead overlay make this banjo one of a kind. The inlay on this banjo is inspired by the leaf of the Tulip Poplar tree, and the logo of the customer's band. The Mallee Burl branches sway in rhythm with the grain of the rosewood feetboard, and the fall leaves teeter on the brink of winter. A first for Blackberry Banjo Co., this banjo comes with a Kavanjo pickup. With a Romero-style dowel and geometric inlay strip set into the rim, this banjo is a beauty from peghead to tailpiece.
Wood:
Birdseye Maple Neck, Rock Maple Pot, Patagonia Rosewood Fingerboard, Tonering, Peghead back, Rim cap, and heel cap, Osage Orange, Yellowheart, blood wood, and Australian Mallee Burl Inlay, and Gabon Ebony Binding
Hardware:
Aged Brass from Balsam Banjo Works
Tuners:
Gotoh Raw Brass and Gold-X 5th String Tuner
Tone Ring:
Rolled Brass on Top of Integral Rosewood Tonering
Head:
Renaissance with Kavanjo Pickup Installed
Scale:
26 in. G-scale