The numeral 1 designates the outer rim of the banjo, which is connected to the neck 2 in any suitable manner and is rabbeted around its upper edge at 3 for the reception of a metallic ring or band 4. The inner rim 5 is located within the outer rim and spaced therefrom, so as to form a sounding-chamber 6, within which the partly-confined air can vibrate. The lower portions of the outer rim 1 and inner rim 5 are connected by a wall 7, which is provided with openings for the escape of the sound, said openings preferably being in the form of swcrollsw to produce an ornamental appearance. The upper portions of the band 4 is bent inwardly and downwardly to form a flange 8, which is stituated directly over the sound-chamber 6 and which is spaced from the inner rim 5, thereby leaving an annular opening 9, through which the sound can pass out from the sound-chamber 6.
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