- N/A Condition
- Year: circa 1970s
- No Case
29914
Purchased in 1973, at the height of the “Deliverance" scare. This is a fifty year old, German made, five string banjo with heavy, top tension “industrial” design; embossed flange and arm rest, T-type tailpiece; rosewood fingerboard; mahogany neck and full, heavy resonator.
I have to say this banjo actually sounds great for its price. It plays easily and has lots of power, however, it’s just not something I could ever imagine in a Bluegrass band. It’s a nice Bavarian cream puff.
Here are the very best strings for this banjo
I have to say this banjo actually sounds great for its price. It plays easily and has lots of power, however, it’s just not something I could ever imagine in a Bluegrass band. It’s a nice Bavarian cream puff.
Share on Facebook.
![](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/
?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bernunzio.com/product/framus-29914/
&media=https://bernunzio.com/media/product_images/Untitled-1_MNL4iV2.jpg.800x600_q85.jpg
&description=Purchased in 1973, at the height of the “Deliverance" scare. This is a fifty year old, German made, five string banjo with heavy, top tension “industrial” design; embossed flange and arm rest, T-type tailpiece; rosewood fingerboard; mahogany neck and full, heavy resonator. <br> I have to say this banjo actually sounds great for its price. It plays easily and has lots of power, however, it’s just not something I could ever imagine in a Bluegrass band. It’s a nice Bavarian cream puff.</p>)