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| Gold Tone Cripple Creek Banjitar |
  | When it comes to banjos Gold Tone has everything! Usually their instruments offer a very nice price/quality ratio too. Features a brass tone ring, bound fingerboard, maple neck and resonator, double corrdinator rods, shoe style lugs, and straight line tailpiece. |
| Tyler Mountain TMG-60 guitar-banjo |
| Tyler Mountain are mass-produced Korean banjos at a bit too high prices. Even if you can save a lot buying one at eBay, both Aria and Gold Tone (to name but two brands) have better offers for you. |
| Gold Tone Banjitar: Lightweight |
  | When it comes to banjos Gold Tone has everything, even this special light weight guitar-banjo that doesn't weigh more than a standard guitar! Overall it's a nice six-stringed banjo with maple rim, maple neck, and optional slim line resonator are combined with high quality chrome plated hardware.
Most important: unlike cheaper guitar-banjos the BT-1000 has a 12" pot. Standard 11" banjo pots really doesn't uit the six-stringer well, so this is a significant difference. |
| Gold Tone Banjitar |
  | "With its raw and full, yet open sound, the GT-500 may well be the ultimate acoustic blues banjo. Maple rim, maple resonator, maple neck and a rosewood radiused fingerboard. It comes with a built-in Gold Tone SMP pick-up. This model has excellent acoustic volume and good sustain." - Gold Tone Banjitar
- Available from: Music123
- Price: USD 599,25 ( Checked 01/03/2005 )
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| Gold Tone Banjitar |
| A more luxurious version of the
Gold Tone GT-500, the GT-750 has a special tonering offering a loud, but smooth tone with plenty of sustain. The sound is a bit more "guitar-like" than most banjo-guitars. For some that will be an advantage while others might prefer the GT-500. |