VGS Banjo Select

VGS Select Series Banjo 5-string: Traditional bluegrass sound

The VGS Select Series Banjo 5-String offers traditional bluegrass sound and high-quality workmanship. This banjo is designed to inspire musicians of all levels, from beginners to experienced players. With its robust construction, high-quality materials and carefully selected components, it is an excellent choice for musicians who value sound quality and playing comfort.

High-quality materials and workmanship

The mahogany shell with a diameter of 33 cm provides a warm, resonant sound, while the Remo Weatherking head produces clear and defined tones. The chrome-plated hardware with elegant pearloid knobs complements the look of the instrument while ensuring durability and precision.

Playing comfort and design

The rosewood fingerboard offers a pleasant feel and a smooth surface for precise playing. With a scale length of 670 mm and a nut width of 30 mm, the banjo sits comfortably in the hand and is ideal for bluegrass and fingerstyle playing techniques. The elegant design is rounded off by well thought-out details such as the shiny hardware and balanced proportions.

With practical accessories

The banjo comes with a sturdy and protective case that facilitates safe transportation and storage of the instrument. These accessories make the VGS Select Series banjo a practical and high-quality choice for musicians.

Recommended purchase

The VGS Select Series Banjo 5-String is a versatile and high-quality instrument that is ideal for bluegrass players and other styles of music. With its excellent craftsmanship, first-class materials and included accessories, it offers outstanding value for money.

Features:

• Model: Bluegrass banjo 5-string
• Shell: Mahogany (diameter: 33 cm)
• Remo Weatherking skin
• Hardware: Chrome-plated, with pearloid buttons
• With case
• Fingerboard: Rosewood
• Scale length: 670 mm
• Nut width: 30 mm

Specs:

• Color: Brown
• Style: Bluegrass
• Strings: 5
• Frets: 22
• Rib: Mahogany
• Type: Banjo
• Theme: Guitars and Basses

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