Banjo

A First Bluegrass Banjo That Doesn't Feel Like a Compromise Maybe you've been humming Scruggs-style rolls in your head for years and you're finally...

Six Strings, One Familiar Feeling If you've always wanted to add that unmistakable banjo twang to your playing but weren't ready to relearn chord s...

Five Strings, Open Back, Ready to Pick Maybe you've been eyeing the banjo for a while — heard it on a favorite record, caught someone playing on a ...

A Banjo Built for a Once-in-a-Lifetime Milestone The banjo has been part of the American musical landscape almost as long as the country itself — s...

One Banjo, Two Styles — and Room to Grow Into Both There's a moment every new banjo player hits where they realize they want to try more than one s...

A Real Banjo That Won't Weigh You Down Pick up a Gold Tone AC-1 and you'll notice something right away: it's surprisingly light. At just 3.75 pound...

A Resonator Banjo That Doesn't Make You Choose Between Fun and Practical Some banjos demand you commit — to a style, to a size, to a budget that ma...

A Resonator Banjo Built on 140 Years of Washburn Know-How There's something about a resonator banjo that just demands to be played — that bright, p...

A No-Frills Open-Back That Just Wants to Play If you've ever wanted to sit on a porch and play clawhammer until the sun goes down, the Washburn Ame...

The Banjo That Plays Like a Guitar — Because It Basically Does You've always had a thing for that banjo sound — the snap, the twang, the way it cut...

A Solid Start for Any Bluegrass Picker There's a moment every new banjo player knows — you pick up an instrument, play your first roll, and realize...