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Dan Pennington - Posted - 01/10/2014: 10:17:13
Last year I picked up two old-ish Deering 5 strings - a Basic and an Intermediate. Both precursors of the Boston line. The Boston steel rims are a bit harsh sounding to my ear, so I replaced both steel rims with my own wood block rims. And in both banjos I added Bill Rickard tone rings - a tubaphone and a white lady.
Before I could get them back together, I traded one of the standard length necks to Pastor Harry for a Deering long neck. And now they are for sale.
Here's the long neck. Comes with the a tbaphone tone ring, Deering reso and flange plates so it can be a bluegrass player and with a new Goldtone gig bag,
banjohangout.org/classified/41409
$750 plus $35 for shipping in ConUS only.
Here's the standard neck. Comes with a white lady tone ring, the original hard case, reso, and flange plates.
banjohangout.org/classified/41411
$650 plus $35 for shipping in ConUS only.
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