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We were thrilled to renew our dealership with Stelling and now carry three models as standard stocking representation of these fine banjos. Stelling established themselves as a benchmark in modern banjo construction with a unique approach to tone ring to rim construction that ensures maximum ring to rim contact for full tonal transmission. Stelling also engineered their own unique heavy centrifugal cast bronze flange and machined tailpiece to create THE classic Stelling banjo sound. [grid magz_columns="3" magz_count="9" magz_big_excerpt="25" magz_pagination="yes" magz_categories="stelling"]
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In excellent playing condition, this Vega Whyte Laydie was converted in the 1960’s from regular to long neck. The stick and pot are from a Vega Whyte Ladyie. Long-neck banjos were fairly popular during that period, after their invention by the late Pete Seeger.
Vintage
This instrument has sold
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This 1982 Steinberger L2 Fretless Bass, number 466, is in great condition, with all the parts. As a fretless, it is not a conversion, but a factory fretless model. It has two EMG active pickups and four controls. It uses double ball end strings, and features the breakthrough bridge and tuner tailpiece.
Vintage
Price: $2,200.00 CAD
This instrument has sold
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This 2010 Kanilea Custom Tenor Ukulele might be the best-sounding uke I’ve ever played. Of course it’s comfortable to play and has a good action, but the tone is outstanding, with a rich fullness and great harmonic overtones, excellent separation between notes, and very good sustain.
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From time to time Deering offers us experimental banjos — banjos from their custom shop that were not ordered by shop or customer. When Barry Hunn from Deering called and offered me these two banjos I took them in a heartbeat.
New
Price: $2,789.00 CAD
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