Beginner Banjo Buying Guide

If you're a beginner looking to buy a banjo, this video is for you! In this beginner banjo buying guide, we'll cover everything you need to know to make an informed decision.
First, we'll discuss the different types of banjos, including open-back and resonator banjos. We'll explain the differences between these types of banjos and help you determine which one is right for you.
Next, we'll talk about the different materials used to make banjos, including wood, metal, and plastic. We'll explain the pros and cons of each material and help you decide which one is best for your needs.
We'll also discuss the different parts of a banjo, including the head, bridge, and strings. We'll explain what each part does and how it affects the sound of the banjo.
Once you know what type of banjo you want and what materials you prefer, we'll show you some of the best banjos for beginners on the market. We'll provide detailed reviews of each banjo, including the price, quality, and features, so you can choose the one that's right for you.
Finally, we'll give you some tips on how to take care of your banjo and make sure it lasts for years to come.
By the end of this video, you'll be well-informed about the different types of banjos, materials, and parts, and you'll be able to confidently choose the best banjo for your needs as a beginner. So sit back, relax, and let's dive into the world of banjos!
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[@daniellebillingsley2003]

I find your diction & intonation very pleasing. Very useful and practical advice. Getting my first banjo tomorrow. Pretty darn excited.

[@masonreeves4775]

"The places where you can find a banjo....."
Me a Nashville resident: *tosses a rock

[@bigal25938]

You can get one from a Guitar center financed and make payments. Can get a better one that way. I bought a Martin HD28 guitar that way. Couldn’t have afforded it otherwise.

[@higherhz]

Thanks for the advice!

[@mitchellsimi5373]

I first heard the banjo sound here in New Zealand from an advertisement for a 'Crunchie hokey pokey chocolate bar' train robbery ad on t.v from like the late 70z early 80z ...I'm like , wow what was that instrument ?!? you should check it out on UA-cam it's an iconic NZ advertisement. It progressed to appreciating bluegrass and clogging riffs hahahalol ;-)

[@thomasfern3383]

Solid advice and nice presentation. Thanks.

[@carlosmanueI]

Very cool

[@higherhz]

Thanks :)

[@LioraLand1]

I’m surprised about your online private buyer stance - arent banjos super finicky? Like if stored improperly they will forever be out of tune, even if they can be tuned, not stay in tune, and/or brittle head, etc?

[@tedtedsen269]

I play on a deering eagle 2 and a gold tone ob 300 orangeblossom goaldplated the GT is made in CHINA the deering in usa

[@librandy77]

This is great🪕🪕🪕