Chuck's Prairieville model is a deep-sounding model with a heavy, rolled brass tone ring.

The one shoen is a maple instrument, and while its neck has a natural finish, its 2-ply, 12-inch pot was dyed black.

This fine banjo is $2300 and $2350 for 11- and 12-inch models; a hardshell case is, of course, available. Out of Stock

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	The classically simple peghead has a graceful abalone inlay in its ebony overlay.			All five tuners are Pegheds brand 4:1 anodized aluminum planetaries that look like friction pegs, but perform like the fine machines they are.
	It is set up with a Renaissance head and a No-Knot tailpiece. The thin, 12-inch pot has a heavy, rolled brass tone ring, visible through the head.			The maple neck is natural, while the thin, 2-ply maple pot is black-dyed maple.
	The three-piece neck is predominantly figured maple.			Other than the tuners, all the hardware is nickel-plated.

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