Detail 01
20-hole bell brass flat-top tone ring
It was chosen for bell-like sound characteristics and chime-like sustain.

Independent shopping perspective
The left-handed GT-750 is a six-string banjitar developed from the GT-500, with a 20-hole bell brass flat-top tone ring selected for bell-like character and chime-like sustain. Its design adds acoustic volume and a more focused tone, alongside a curly maple resonator and binding on both the fingerboard and resonator. For amplified work, the Sliding Magnetic Pickup has its own volume control, bringing a banjo-like voice through an amplifier.


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Detail 01
It was chosen for bell-like sound characteristics and chime-like sustain.
Detail 02
It provides a banjo-like tone through an amplifier with onboard volume control.
Detail 03
The instrument has 21 medium frets.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It adds a bell brass flat-top tone ring, curly maple resonator, and binding on the fingerboard and resonator.
Yes. Its Sliding Magnetic Pickup provides a banjo-like tone through an amplifier and includes volume control.
It has 21 medium frets.
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