Banjo

Howard 1920's Tenor Banjo USED This banjo is used but in very good condition. It shows cosmetic wear and tear from normal use and age, including some scuffs along the head stock, and where the neck meets the body, as well as some knicks and scratches...

Continuing the long standing Goodtime philosophy of offering the best value American made banjos available, the Americana is the lowest priced 12” model on the market today and retains the distinctive natural blonde Goodtime aesthetics. In keeping...

The model 5 capo — “for Banjo” —is 1.5″ wide, and it also fits most mandolins and bouzoukis, many tenor guitars, and other instruments with narrow fretboards..

Breaking with the tradition, we added a fresh look to a familiar instrument. From our ukulele banjos to guitar banjos and the standard 5string models all instruments feature black banjo heads and a modern headstock to standapart from the crowd. ...

A resonator back provides more projection of sound in the Goodtime Two. We make it here in the USA, at the Deering shop with the same tooling we use to make the top of the line banjos. Greg Deering designed the Goodtime banjos because there were no low...

Easy to play! Durable and easy to maintain! The Goodtime banjo produces a vibrant ringing tone from its natural finished violin grade maple rim.  At only 4 pounds, the weight makes it ideal for both children and adults to play and to travel with...

Featuring Midnight Maple Fingerboard and Vintage Artisan inspired inlays! With a bluegrass resonator back for projection, the Artisan Goodtime Two banjo has a 3-ply violin grade maple rim and produces a bright and clear tone that projects well and is...