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Benneton - Posted - 03/18/2010: 03:44:15
Lmao ive been searching a while now and i couldnt find any answers...
OM45GE - Posted - 03/18/2010: 04:20:33
Gradely's got it right. Goldtone has models they call Cripple Creek in both open back and resonator versions.
Keltic Cherokee - Posted - 03/18/2010: 05:07:20
There's even a small version called a Cripple Creek Mini. It's a neat little banjo
scooter46 - Posted - 03/18/2010: 06:50:59
The cripple creek model is goldtones entry level banjos there is also a CC banjitar, if I had to guess I would say it took the name from the song CC which is the first song most beginners learn so it's a starter banjo. There is the CC100, CC100R, CC100+ . They are good sounding and well made for the money it is equal to the deering goodtime models. Larry
milkman - Posted - 03/18/2010: 10:42:10
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Originally posted by scooter46
The cripple creek model is goldtones entry level banjos there is also a CC banjitar, if I had to guess I would say it took the name from the song CC which is the first song most beginners learn so it's a starter banjo. There is the CC100, CC100R, CC100+ . They are good sounding and well made for the money it is equal to the deering goodtime models. Larry
Yup, a Cripple Creek banjo is a Gold tone. Having owned both I think the goodtime is louder and has a better tone.
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