Detail 01
25-1/2 inch scale, guitar tuning
Same scale and tuning as a standard guitar. Every chord shape and lick transfers directly.

Independent shopping perspective
Six-string banjo tuned like a guitar, with maple construction and a 25-1/2 inch scale. For guitarists who want banjo tone without relearning an instrument.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Same scale and tuning as a standard guitar. Every chord shape and lick transfers directly.
Detail 02
Harder and denser than rosewood. Adds brightness and snap on top of the banjo's natural attack.
Detail 03
Narrow by guitar standards. Strings sit close together, which suits picking but crowds fingerstyle.
Detail 04
Heavy for a banjo. The resonator and hardware add mass — a strap matters for long sets.
Detail 05
Longer than most banjos. Check case fit before buying — a standard five-string case likely won't work.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It's tuned like a guitar at a guitar scale, so your existing chords and scales work unchanged.
Not traditional five-string rolls — there's no drone string. You get banjo tone played with guitar technique.
About 9 lb, which is substantial for a banjo. A padded strap makes a real difference during longer sessions.
Check first. At 37-5/8 inches overall it runs longer than typical five-string banjos, so many stock cases won't close.
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