shuber - Posted - 09/17/2013:  06:36:35

Here in the Huber Banjos shop we are working hard to prepare for IBMA 2013 next week in Raleigh, North Carolina. We are planning to bring 11 brand-new Huber banjos for everyone to see and play! As you enter the main exhibition hall our booth will be directly ahead, so please stop by and introduce yourself. We're thinking this may be the most Huber banjos ever for sale in one place, so don't miss the opportunity to try a Truetone (or even several of them).

Here's a "sneak peak" list of exactly which models we'll have on hand:

#313-24 Roanoke Truetone

#313-25 Shelor Truetone

#313-26 Ron Block Truetone

#313-27 VRB-3 Truetone with antique nickel-plating and "Leaves & Bows" inlay pattern

#313-28 VRB-3 Truetone with the rare "Wreath" inlay pattern

#313-29 VRB-75 Truetone with antique nickel-plating, "1941 Leaves & Bows" inlay pattern and amber tulip tuner buttons

#313-32 VRB-G Truetone with "Flying Eagle" inlay pattern and amber gumdrop tuner buttons

#313-34 Custom Truetone SE with the Scruggs "Hearts & Flowers" inlay pattern, Keith D-Tuners, ebony fingerboard, antique nickel-plated parts, except gold-plated tone ring.

#513-49 VRB-G Truetone with "Hearts & Flowers #8" inlay pattern and amber gumdrop tuner buttons

#513-51 VRB-75 Truetone with the "Reno" inlay pattern, antique nickel-plating and amber tulip tuner buttons

#513-52 Lancaster Truetone

jhduncan20 - Posted - 09/17/2013:  06:40:33

Holy

Moses

vlawson - Posted - 09/17/2013:  07:29:23

wheres the banjo's? All I see are cases

pickNgrin - Posted - 09/17/2013:  07:35:55

MildBill - Posted - 09/17/2013:  08:01:54

Wish I were going.  I would love to see the 75s and the Custom

Pickin furry paws - Posted - 09/17/2013:  08:13:06

Picture of the custom would be great!

Tim13 - Posted - 09/17/2013:  08:43:39

Can you give an exact description of the vehicle you will be using to transport these, along with license plate number?  Oh yeah, don't forget to include a minute by minute itinerary as well...lol.

Tim

tjolson81 - Posted - 09/17/2013:  09:32:02

Awesome, would love to try out those 75's and VRB-G's.

AndyM - Posted - 09/17/2013:  10:38:36

That Roanoke Truetone gets my attention!  I've had one of the first Roanokes for many years and it's the absolute best axe that I've ever played, including a number of pre-war Gibsons!  I presume the Roanoke remains the walnut model.  Can't make it to Raleigh but will be at Spbgma come January and hope you don't have any left cuz I'll get BAS for sure......

jonfinder - Posted - 09/17/2013:  11:38:11

Have a great show and I hope you come back carrying nothing but your luggage!