Gold Tone BUS: Soprano-Scale Banjo Ukulele with Hardshell Case

The four members of the Gold Tone banjo-ukulele choir (soprano, concert, tenor, and baritone) all utilize the same eight-inch maple-rimmed pot assembly and differ only in the scale lengths of their necks. All models feature Remo Weather King heads, maple necks with bound fingerboards, geared guitar-style tuners, and plate-style resonators. Each comes with a hard shell case. All Gold Tone instruments are set up in Titusville, FL. USA CONTACT: Call the Banjo Warehouse’s Geoff Hohwald for an in-hand description (or to talk about banjos): 404-218-8580 Email: [email protected] Follow us on Facebook Find us on Reverb Find us on eBay Watch us on Youtube To learn about our latest deals, subscribe to our periodic email newsletter. Call Geoff to schedule an appointment to visit our Yellow Springs, OH (near Cincinnati, Columbus, and Dayton) location (serious inquiries only). Geoff also teaches lessons based on his best-selling beginning Banjo book, The Banjo Primer. He has also published several other banjo books. Buy yourself a copy today or call Geoff to schedule in-person or virtual lessons! Geoff’s free instructional website is banjocompass.com ABOUT: Geoff Hohwald has been playing banjo since the 1960’s. He became active in the thriving bluegrass community in Ohio as a teenager while studying at Ohio State University. He has played professionally as a guitarist and banjo player with several bluegrass bands ever since.  Geoff moved to Atlanta after college and co-founded the Watch and Learn publishing company. They now publish a full line of musical instrument instruction books and digital modules.  He also owned several music stores in Atlanta from the 1980s through the mid-2000s and is still an active participant in the musical instrument re-sale community in the southeast. Banjo Warehouse is a family business resulting from 50 years of experience in music and 40 years of experience in musical instrument retail sales and education. Our focus is on the 5-string flathead banjo, but we also occasionally have a good selection of guitars and mandolins (and other folk instruments).