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laguna21dc - Posted - 10/29/2025: 10:15:25
Been asking on different forums about Irish tenor banjos but need help on what type of music is this banjo good for to market it for sale
Compass56 - Posted - 10/29/2025: 10:41:34
I would market that banjo’s flexibility. It looks like a banjo that would be ideal for a player who works in multiple styles and genres.
pasdimo - Posted - 10/29/2025: 12:20:46
It ‘a 17 fret tenor banjo, mostly used for Celtic music (tuned GDAE) or old jazz (tuned CGDA), or for other music
martyjoe - Posted - 10/29/2025: 12:49:28
It is likely to be a good banjo for Irish trad. It’s not a recognised brand for Irish muso’s so you are not likely to get a lot of interest unless somebody puts it on their lap and plays it.
Culloden - Posted - 10/29/2025: 14:32:59
This is interesting. I have seen a nineteen-fret open back tenor, and a seventeen-fret resonator tenor, both in the same day. Usually, it's the other way around.
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