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banjonz - Posted - 04/29/2025: 19:46:07
Recently purchased a grungy old banjo online here from photos. When I got it, it was worse than I thought. There was a label with it that showed a name. My research on the name was it was a company in Taiwan in the 70's that made the banjo. I have not seen another like it. Will post some photos soon.
Has anyone heard of the name?
cevant - Posted - 04/29/2025: 21:03:49
A little info….
maxtone.com.tw/msg/message-History-11.html
The brand is called Maxtone
Edited by - cevant on 04/29/2025 21:05:19
banjonz - Posted - 04/30/2025: 18:15:44
quote:
Originally posted by cevantA little info….
maxtone.com.tw/msg/message-History-11.htmlThe brand is called Maxtone
Yea, I am familiar with the later Maxtone. Thanks for posting.
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