ZEPP Country Music, Inc.

Gold Tone has been importing this model for some time, and they continue to improve it. Since its inception, it has gained a scoop, a Renaissance head, a "Vega-style" armrest, and a No-Knot tailpiece.

New for 2009 is its headstock shape (now the same as used on their OT-800, which was introduced in 2008).

Hear one of these banjos, or, if you prefer, see and hear one of these banjos (7mb).

This banjo is available in a "ZEPP Music Recommended Starter Package" .

List price is only $999, but please call for our price. Now in Stock.

Oh, BTW, a gigbag or a hardshell case is available, of course.

	The WL-250 is a maple instrument with a dark brown stain and gloss finish.			The ebony fingerboard is scooped above the 18th fret, and has a cloud inlay pattern.
	The peghead gains a new shape for 2009, and is a variation on the classic Vega shape. The inlay design continues from the original "fiddle-cut" headstock.			Planetary tuners are used, of course, and the 5th string tuner is also geared.
	The 11-inch pot has an Electric-style tone ring (sometimes called a "Whyte Laydie" tone ring). As the instrument is dark and has no bracket band, it would be more accurately called an "Electric," but hey, I'm not Gold Tone.			It comes set up with a No-Knot tailpiece and a Renaissance brand head for a really great sound at a really great price.