Martin Smith BJ-003 6 String Guitar Banjo Including Padded Gig Bag
The Martin Smith 6 String Banjo is the ideal addition to any musical enthusiast. The closest of the banjo family to the guitar, the Martin Smith BJ-003 can be tuned like a guitar allowing guitarists to easily transfer onto the banjo. It features a high quality hi gloss Mahogany body with a rosewood fingerboard and maple bridge. The banjo also comes with a high quality 5mm padded zipped gig bag with front accessory compartment.
Product Features
- Remo Skin Head
- Two Way Truss Rod
- High Gloss Mahogany Back and Sides
- Standard Guitar Tuning
- Includes Padded Carry Case
- The head can be tightened and loosened to suit the players preference.
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Good for beginners