http://www.banjohangout.org Banjo Hangout - Other Instruments Classifieds Feed en-us Mon, 17 Jun 2013 19:51:00 CST Mon, 17 Jun 2013 19:51:00 CST eric@banjohangout.org eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/29510 well to be honest with you if you are viewing this listing then you probably know about bobby wolfe resos!! bobby has built some of the very best resophonic guitars you can buy....and this is no exeption!! it has a quarterman cone with a #14 omi spider bridge...it has the vintage reissue grover tuners and ebony fingerboard with flush frets..... this reso sounds absalutly amazing why part with it? well i primarily play banjo/guitar/mandolin over resophonic guitar and actualy have another cheaper reso to learn on so i figure i would part with this one (i will probably regret it!!) $3000.00 or i might consider trades on f-model mandolins/banjos/guitars,i honestly dont think you will find a finer built and better sounding reso than this without paying upwards of $7000....thanks and good luck Mon, 17 Jun 2013 19:51 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/34716 this is a very nice gibson f-5 copy built by dave nichols of custom inlay...dave does inlay for martin guitars. it is in very good condition,it has the nicest looking birdseye maple back/neck/sides of any mando i have ever seen....the mando has replica labels in both soundholes with replica loar signature dated dec-1-1924...it has a v neck with super nice headstock inlay..it is a very nice sounding and playing mandolin but i am just playing more guitar and banjo nowdays...i would be willing to trade this for a nice gibson banjo or? sorry but strap shown not included.. if you have any questions feel free to ask,thanks Mon, 17 Jun 2013 19:40 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/34786 well i was going to keep this and may regret selling it but i have my eye on another i apparently want more!.....this is a 2004 larry hicks custom bluegrass guitar that is absalutly gorgeous..it is serial #22 and was finished in 12-2004..with ultra wide grain adirondack spruce top and some of the nicest wild grain indian rosewood out there!! it actualy looks like brazilian!...ebony fingerboard with bird inlays...aboloni around body and rosette..flamed maple binding with dyed maple red purfling!..butterbean martin open tuners..scalaped bracing...it has a bluegrass action of aprox 1/8" at the 12th fret...the has been taken care of and shows very little signs of usage....it will come in a travelite case with built in hydrometer...i would consider trade for a nice gibson banjo or lucas/henderson/kendrick/etc. guitar...i might consider a nice usa made f style mandolin also? if you have any questions feel free to ask,thanks Mon, 17 Jun 2013 17:21 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36903 Washburn RO5 Minstrel Dulcimer The Washburn R0 minstrel dulcimer is built on the Washburn's own unique dulcimer platform for a sleek and eye-catching design in a small but powerful package. The dulcimer starts with a solid spruce top and mahogany body, offering clean, bright tone right out of the box. 5-ply maple rosewood neck offers tonal strength, while the maple fingerboard brings out the full clear sustain—ideal qualities for most folk dulcimer applications. The high-quality geared tuners offer precise tuning. The Washburn R0 dulcimer's natural finish, and professional binding offers a folk fabulous look, while the distinctive tone woods bring out all the sound you could ask for in this slender 3-string folk machine. This is brand new comes with a gig bag, I bought it on ebay and would like to get out what I paid $50.00 plus 20.00 shipping. Has a nice sound better then my strum stick but I like the wider neck on the strum stick. If you look on youtube you can find it being played (not this one or me playing it) The main features of the Washburn RO5 Minstrel Dulcimer: Solid spruce top Mahogany body 5-ply maple/rosewood neck Maple fingerboard Quality geared tuners Professional binding RO5 comes complete with instructional handbook, Carry Bag & Black Tie Strap Colors: natural This is brand new comes with a gig bag, I bought it on ebay and would like to get out what I paid $50.00 plus 20.00 shipping. Has a nice sound better then my strum stick but I like the wider neck on the strum stick. If you look on youtube you can find it being played (not this one or me playing it) Mon, 17 Jun 2013 15:22 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/14137 For sale: One beautiful sounding Crafters Of Tennessee Maple Dreadnought guitar. This was bought new in 2004 and has "very little" play wear on it. It is in very excellent plus, plus condition. See the pictures. It has a Honduran mahogany neck with diamond volute. AAA grade spruce top. Pearl inlays on headstock, neck and bridge pins. Ebony fretboard. Ebony bridge. Bone nut and saddle nut. Grover Butterbean style tuning machines. Nitrocellulose finished sunburst. Highly curly maple sides and back. Multi white/black bindings. Wood marquetry stripe on back. Great looking pickguard and gater style hardshell case. This models current retail is for 3299.00. I'm asking 1375.00 shipped. Please feel free to email me any questions. No trades please. Mon, 17 Jun 2013 14:42 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/35395 Heres my 2000 HDO Grand Ole Opry guitar for sale. I bought this new. Is number 105 out of only 650 made world wide. Martin made this to celebrate the 75th anniverary of the Grand Ole Opry. Solid dreadnought rosewood and spruce body. Has scalloped braces. Headstock is multi colored pearl inlayed with Opry microphone. Herringbone and multi bindings. White micarta fretboard looks like the Grand Ole Opry microphone stand. Original Martin case. This guitar plays wonderful and has lots of sound as would be expected. Butterbean tuners. The inside label is signed by C.F. Martin IV. It is in excellent plus, plus condition. Feel free to email me questions. No trades please. Asking 2550.00 Thanks. Mon, 17 Jun 2013 14:41 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/37002 I have here a vintage Harmony flattop tenor guitar. Its just had a neck re-set, fret dressing and a couple new coats of finish. Its in great shape for a guitar this old and its ready to go. Any banjo players wanting to play the guitar this will shorten the learning curve tremendously. I personally like to set them up with light gauge guitar strings and tune like a banjo, with out the 5th string of course. This one is set-up with tenor strings but I will gladly swap them out. Thanks and please feel free to email me with any questions. JRushing Mon, 17 Jun 2013 12:19 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/34700 BLUERIDGE HISTORIC SERIES DREADNAUGHT GUITAR - ADIRONDACK TOP BR140A W/TOP OF THE LINE PLUSH CASE - $500 + $35 s/h NEW CONDITION! Mon, 17 Jun 2013 10:44 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36995 welcome to legit loan service here all problem regarding loan is solve between a short period of time with a low interest rate of 3% and duration more than 20years what are you waiting for apply now and solve your problem or start a business with loan paying of various bills just email us via Sun, 16 Jun 2013 23:05 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36993 For sale is a Calton Guitar Case that is in LIKE NEW condition. The exterior has a dark gray granite finish and sports a very attractive red velour interior, which makes for a very beautiful combination. This case features a large pick/string/accessory compartment, double neck support and plenty of padding for your valued instrument. This case comes with its original letter from the Calton Factory along with a key for extra security for your instrument. Also featured are two exterior carry strap rings in case you want to strap the case to your shoulder instead of carrying it with the nice leather carrying handle. Sorry, the straps are NOT available with this case. There are twelve rubber type grommets on the exterior of this case, which serve as extra protection against bumps or impact. There are also five latches, which are still tight and exemplify the exceptionally fine condition of this case. This case has no scratches, dings, dents, abrasions, cuts or abnormalities. Like previously stated, this case is in LIKE NEW condition. I do not need this case and took it in as part of a trade for a guitar I let go a few weeks back. I am not a traveling musician and have no need for such a nice case. This one deserves a good home. This case will fit a Martin dreadnaught or other similar guitar, but it will probably work on most dreadnaught sized guitars. I have been using it to store my Martin D-28, but I have also occasionally stored my Gibson J-50 in it. This guitar case is priced to move at $725.00 plus shipping costs. FIRM. If interested, please call me at (843) 441-7877 and we can discuss further. If you're not truly interested in this case, do not waste your time or mine on a fishing expedition for more information or by requesting more pictures. Thank you and respectfully submitted, Don Sun, 16 Jun 2013 21:52 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36910 This is a great case, and a true Flight case. White with red interior. Shoulder strap included. These cases are 3 month wait, and sell for $1050. This one is available now for $825. Hoffee is a carbon fiber case which is lighter and stronger than fiberglass. These are right there with Calton, and Price cases as far as strength. Don't miss out. I"ll get some pics up soon. Sun, 16 Jun 2013 21:23 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36982 Happy Father's Day. This custom d-18 is in mint condition. It has an adirondack top, GE braces, and a 1 3/4" nut. The neck profile is the MP neck so it's super comfortable. The neck profile is really the only thing that makes this guitar different from a D-18GE... well, that and the price. This is truly a great guitar.has a nice throaty sound, and is very loud without being boomy, or thin. Sun, 16 Jun 2013 08:00 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/32397 For sale is a completely mint 2006 left-handed Martin DC-16RGTE. The guitar made of solid Sitka spruce and East Indian rosewood. Specs are as follows: Model: DC-16RGTE Construction: Mortoise/Tenon Neck Joint Body Size: D-14 Fret CUTAWAY Top: Solid Sitka Spruce Rosette: Bold Herringbone Top Bracing Pattern: D1 Hybrid Top Braces: 1 Style/Scalloped Back Material: Solid East Indian Rosewood Side Material: Solid East Indian Rosewood Top Inlay Style: Multiple Black/White Neck Material: Solid Spanish Cedar Neck Shape: Modified Low Oval Nut Material: White Corian® Headplate: Solid East Indian Rosewood/ Raised Gold Foil Logo Heelcap: Solid East Indian Rosewood Fingerboard Material: Black Micarta® Scale Length: 25.4'' Number of Frets Total: 20 Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1 11/16'' Fingerboard Width at 12th Fret: 2 1/8'' Fingerboard Position Inlays: Style 28 Fingerboard Binding: White Boltaron® Finish Back & Sides: Semi Gloss/ Dark Filler Finish Top: Polished Gloss Finish Neck: Semi Gloss/ Dark Mahogany Stain/ Dark Filler Bridge Material: Black Micarta® Bridge Style: 1 Style Belly Bridge String Spacing: 2 1/8'' Saddle: 16'' Radius/Compensated/White Micarta® Tuning Machines: Martin Chrome w/ Small Knobs Bridge & End Pins: White w/ Black Dots Pickguard: I-02 Tortoise Color Case: 345 Hard Shell Interior Label: Paper Label Electronics: Aura® acoustic electric The instrument is completely mint as shown in the pictures. The only playing marks are from occasional pick strokes traveling beyond the pickguard. Aura includes an onboard tuner. Case is completely unused and structurally sound; fits the guitar perfectly. Looking for serious buyers only. Fret wear limited to E and B strings on frets 1 and 2, and amount to modest marks. Other than these, the frets are brand new. Will send further pictures to buyers upon request. HO is merely a sampling of what I have taken of the instrument. Upon selling, the owner will be provided with a Shubb capo and new set of Cleartone strings. Sat, 15 Jun 2013 11:07 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/33556 i am offering this michael keller dreadnought built in 1985,the guitar has normal bumps/sctratches/etc. the top has had 2 expertly repaired cracks as a lot of older guitars eventualy develope and 2 on the back also (hard to see) these can be seen in pictures #6 aprox 1/4" below the fingerboard,# 7 running from the little v in the bridge to the end of the guitar,#8 on each side of the center strip (again hard to see)...the action at the 12th fret is aprox 1/8" (2 dimes stacked) ....the base price for a non custom dread is $5200.00 and with the added abaloni headstock inlay/wood binding/snowflake fingerboard inlay/herringbone top trim,this guitar would be around $5500.00 or more! for michael to build..i traded for the guitar but with several other keepers i was hoping to maybe trade this..looking for interesting trades on bluegrass guitars/banjos/mandolins..and actualy looking for a nechville xxv ..i would listen to a strong offer on the guitar...if you have any questions feel free to ask,thanks Fri, 14 Jun 2013 19:44 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36949 just over a month old, in excellent condition...all solid woods trades...I am looking for a classical guitar in equally excellent condition, in a hard case and solid woods... gad Guild, Cordoba etc. Thu, 13 Jun 2013 19:38 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36938 OK. I thought this might be worth a try. Up for trade here for either an open back banjo or a bluegrass banjo pot : Singer Heavy Duty 5532 with Large Quilting and Circular Sewing Table 18in X 24in Purchased January 24th, 2013 for $349 and comes with standard presser feet and accessories, including a fringe foot, ruffler foot and flower stitch foot, and extra bobbins. This machine is very fast and powerful and sews a beautiful straight stitch. It does sew the other stitches great as well and is capable of 32 stitches in all. This Singer Heavy Duty sews through thick and tough material and light weight fabric without jamming. Drop in bobbins are metal. My wife decided that this machine is too heavy duty for the kind of sewing she does. The quilting table is wonderful and she loved how it can do circular stitching, though she doesn’t do much of this herself. She tried out all the features and feels this machine and all that came with it was a real deal! Now, back in the day when I was collecting vintage banjos, we had a rule: for every banjo that came into the house, a sewing machine or a quilting machine could enter my wife’s inventory. And for every new sewing machine, I could amp up my banjo arsenal by one. Those days are in the past. We downsized, moved into a little log cabin a-frame, and I’m down to 3 banjos – Mary is down to 4 sewing machines. For those who have been married over ten years, it is clear that this is parity in the Married Man’s Math. Anyway, I thought that there might be someone out there with something banjoistic that might make for a good trade – a starter open back, or a rim for a BG banjo in particular. But I’m open to other suggestions (other than those aimed at hinting where I might properly and profitably place this sewing machine…) Thanks for checking out this BHO ad. More photos available upon request: send an email address please. 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Thu, 13 Jun 2013 07:48 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36534 well this might get interesting? this is a 1970 martin d-18 in wonderfull condition..no cracks/major scratches or major dents!...there are as you can see in the pix a small area below the bridge showing a bit of finish wear and a couple small surface scratches on the back (the camera makes them look worse than they realy are).. other than that the guitar looks very good!...it has a good flat top with no belly!. the top does have some bearclaw in it (kinda hard to see in the pix).the bridge and fingerboard are Brazilian rosewood...the action at the 12th is less than a nickel and a penny stacked (rubs the 6th string) and is that of a nickel (first string 12th fret) .....the pickguard has been replaced with a new original martin pickguard ...I guess the original was in need of replacing.overall I would place the condition at or around 95% plus or minus.i am not sure if this is the original case or not but if it is? then it also is in great condition..I would consider trading this for a nechville xxv or a nice Gibson banjo or f-5 mandolin..and possibly another guitar...so what you got?...if you have any questions feel free to ask,thanks Thu, 13 Jun 2013 03:24 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36927 i have just recently traded for this and the mandolin was as close to new as you can get without actualy buying it out of a store...i have only tuned it up and have played it less than 5 minutes...i would consider trading this for a nice calton/price case for a banjo/mandolin or dread guitar....if you have anything to offer just shoot me a message,thanks Wed, 12 Jun 2013 20:12 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/34241 EPIPHONE "B-5" Upright Bass, 1953, Epiphone’s Highest Grade and Most Ornate Standup Bass Model. Shaded Sunburst Finish, Fine-Grained Spruce Top, Highly Flamed Maple Back and Sides, Black/White/Black Inlaid Purfling around the Top and Back of the Body, Purfling Inlaid Loop on the Back, Brass Tuners Engraved with a Grapevine and Leaf Motif, Epiphone B-5 Badge on the Tailpiece, Aubert Adjustable Bridge, Contemporary Peg, Green Mooradian Bag in Like-New Condition, New Glasser Bow, "The depth and volume of the mellow tones set a standard which is difficult to replicate on any other double bass!" ~ $3,000. Pickup in N.E. Pennsylvania Wed, 12 Jun 2013 10:59 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36911 Rare 1956 Martin D-21 guitar: SN 148810 - winter made, NO cracks! Best grade Brazilian Rosewood back and sides. Original Brazilian Rosewood bridge and fingerboard. This guitar is in great condition and plays beautifully. There is some buckle wear on the back and flat pick wear below and in back of pick guard. Neck was reset in 2006 by Rual Yarborough in Muscle Shoals, AL. Rual also installed a set of pre-war Grover open-back tuners on this instrument. The D-21 is basically a D-18 with D-28 appointments. This guitar is set up professionally and plays well: sweet medium-low action and exceptional sound quality. Selling with new PRICE CASE. Please contact me at <a href="mailto:whitmarsh@mac.com">whitmarsh@mac.com</a> Wed, 12 Jun 2013 10:20 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/31552 if you ever use these you will get a set for all your mandolins! these are one of the most effective ways of damping behind the bridge string noise..and yes the strings section behind your bridge does resonate when you strum your strings...these little kritters mutes the strings behind the bridge and greatly helps the carity of your playing....these install in seconds and actualy i think improves the look of the mandolin...you can get 5 sets for $11.00 or 10 sets for $20.00 ,shipping will be free to anywhere within the continental u.s.a...mandolin shown in picture is not included...if you have any questions feel free to ask,thanks....ADDED BONUS!! IF YOU BUY 20 SETS OR MORE I WILL INCLUDE 5 FREE SETS!! Wed, 12 Jun 2013 03:15 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36227 This Guitar is brand new.I'm a Banjo player, I feel this instrument is more Guitar then I need. Serial # 19. .if youre looking to buy a Hayes this is one heck of a Mahogany Dred with some unique features. Here is a web link <a href="http://www.rickhayesinstruments.com/home.cfm" target="_blank">rickhayesinstruments.com/home.cfm</a> Top -- figured red spruce Back & Sides -- mahogany Body Binding -- ebony Tuners -- nickel Waverly tuning machines with black ebony knobs Bridge -- ebony Bridge Plate -- rosewood Headstock Inlay -- custom mother of Pearl "Hayes" logo by Custom Pearl Inlay Headstock -- ebony Frets -- Stainless Steel Frets Fingerboard -- West African 1st grade ebony, 25.4 scale length, 21 frets, 12" radius Nut -- bone, 1-3/4" width Saddle -- bone Rosette -- burled rosewood End Graph -- ebony Pick Guard -- Greven Tor-Tis faux tortoise shell Heel Cap -- ebony Braces -- red spruce (very tight grain) Bridge Pins -- ebony with pearl dot End Pin -- ebony with pearl dot Strap Button -- ebony with pearl dot Truss Rod -- double action Finish -- thin, but highly protective, environmentally friendly waterborne urethane clear coat Case -- hard shell case Tue, 11 Jun 2013 20:26 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/36863 Bay State Parlour Guitar, with new spruce soundboard in stalled by Luthier David Lile of Mariposa, Ca. in 2006. Along with the soundboard, Lile installed a new Honduran rosewood bridge and fretboard. Lile interior bracing allows its current silk and steel strings but it would also work with nygut strings. The guitar's sides and back are in the original Brazilian. Shipped in perfectly fitting new hsc. Serial number if E19598, meaning the guitar is an E style, Standard, and according to the people at Bay State dating to between 1890-1895. Given its age ca. 120 year age, there are a few small nicks, observable in photo 1 of headstock. Am selling to downsize and as I have two vintage parlours, one has to go. This one has an esp. warm, bright and balanced tone. Action at 12th fret low E string is 1/8". PLEASE note: guitar can be shipped from US, if preferable to buyer. The guitar is ready to play with no issues. A sample of its sound in on YouTube, just type in Bay State Parlour. Tue, 11 Jun 2013 18:10 CST eric@banjohangout.org http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/31692 This is a '02 Martin Custom D-18. bought by Rual Yarbrough and sold to Jerry McGlocklin. Jerry sold it to Lance Pitts and I bought it from him. I know every one who has owned this guitar. I would like to get $1800 or best reasonable offer. These guitars are going for upwards of $2200 so I think this is a fair price... There is a small ding on the top where your arm would rest. I tried to get it in one of the pictures. Im looking to upgrade my Huber to the engineered pot so it needs to go! Tue, 11 Jun 2013 16:53 CST