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Dean T - Posted - 04/19/2026: 16:12:30
Every time I get a Goodtime, it never fails, I love it, fix/clean/set it up, play the daylights out of it, and then someone in my musical circle is either looking for, or knows someone who is looking for, a beginner banjo. So I pass it on. A member of my band is a teacher, and two of his students own Goodtimes I used to have. That makes five in the last 23 years.
So I just found #6 On Shopgoodwill. Surprised the heck out of me when I won the bid. I went a little higher than I normally do, but I just had a feeling. Fedx just dropped it off. And holy smokes… finally an almost perfect blast from the past! I literally cannot find any evidence it was ever played. Clear coat still on the frets. No wear on the head. There’s only 3 rusty strings left on it. The neck is still perfectly straight. It’s got the wood block resonator attachment, so it’s one of the earliest originals. I believe it lived in the closet for that last 25 years. I can’t wait to go through it, add dots and spikes, and play the daylights out of it. Maybe I’ll get to keep this one… you just always gotta have one hanging around…
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