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Sites of artisans who build banjos.
http://www.blaylocktonering.com/
The source for the tone rings endorsed by J.D. Crowe and traditional bluegrass banjo pickers. Product, photos, history, testimonials, music, links, ordering and contact information.
http://www.brokenheartwoodworks.com/
Hand-made banjo and unique wood works by Matt Jones, operating out of Ft. Collins, Colorado. Photos, contact information and a skateboard.
http://www.banjo.ie/
Handmade banjos by Tom Cussen in Ireland. Information on instruments, prices and tuition.
http://home.earthlink.net/~curtis.carlisle.bouterse/banjers
Builder of traditional instruments. History, etymology, historical photos, links and banjers.
http://www.davidsoninstruments.com/
A small builder of custom 5-string open-back and resonator banjos. They also do custom inlay work and sell a "travel" banjo.
http://www.deeringbanjos.com/
Pictures, product descriptions, accessories, audio samples, custom work, FAQ, and ordering information.
http://www.desertrosebanjo.com/
Makers of professional bluegrass banjos and the Z bridge. Pioneers in the use of submerged old growth timber in stringed instruments.
http://www.enochbanjos.com/
Creating an instrument designed for clawhammer playing, embracing the aesthetics of the great banjo makers of the early 20th century, with options for custom mother-of-pearl inlays and heel carving.
http://www.floridabanjo.com/
Handmade clawhammer and Irish banjos by Marty Spencer. Product descriptions, photographs and audio clips.
http://home.earthlink.net/~geigerbanjo/
Old-time handmade fretless five-string banjos. Ralph Geiger makes banjos in the folk tradition using traditional methods and materials.
https://goldtonemusicgroup.com/goldtone/
Titusville, Florida-based business. Hand crafted banjos. Pictures, descriptions, and prices.
http://gourdbanjos.weebly.com/
Handmade, fretless gourd banjos made by Patrick Loafman.
http://www.minstrelbanjo.com/
Reproductions of nineteenth-century fretless minstrel banjos such as those made by Sweeny, Boucher, Stichter and Ashborn. Includes biography of maker, instrument details, history, videos and photos.
http://www.tomifobia.com/just_folks/john_foster.html
Interview with a builder-player of nineteenth-century-style gourd and minstrel banjos. Biographical information, photos, prices, ordering and contact information.
http://www.kateyzbb.com/
These banjo bridges are handmade by Mike Smith from hard rock maple recovered from the bottom of Lake Superior and surrounding rivers. Also, bridges, capos, ordering and contact information.
http://www.nechville.com/
Manufacturers of the "Heli-mount" acoustic banjos and several electric ones. Photos, download, testimonials, accessories, pictures, and ordering information.
http://www.omebanjos.com/
Manufacturer of bluegrass, jazz, and folk banjos. Specifications, pictures, and contact information.
http://www.pensonstringwerks.com/
Custom banjos built to order, specializing in 5-string bluegrass resonator banjos and open back 5-string dowel banjos. Tips on banjo set-up, getting started, installing 5th string railroad spikes, plus links.
http://www.rmandersonbanjos.com/
Artisan hand-carved, custom-made banjos created by Bob Anderson who works from original sketches, photos, or an idea. Biography, photos, friends and links.
http://www.romerobanjos.com/
handmade, open-back banjos using a new banjo rim design
http://www.stellingbanjo.com/
Handcrafted banjos made in Afton, Virginia. Pictures, details, pricing, ordering and dealer information.
http://www.wildwoodbanjos.com/
Models in both open-back and bluegrass banjos. Pictures, descriptions, and construction details.
http://www.banjo-schmiede.de/bsb-3-e/
Maker, restoration, parts and repairs. Includes maker biography, instrument description, service details, and contact information.
http://xraybanjo.blogspot.com/
Description and pictures of a homemade banjo made from spare parts and xray film. Music videos using this banjo.
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