North Carolinian Adam Howard has built this banjo specifically for the OT player, and especially for that person who likes a thin, easy-playing neck. With a 1-5/32 inch width at the nut, this banjo is particularly nice for those with small hands.

Adam has built up a block pot using contrasting rings of walnut and maple, and topped it with a rolled brass tone ring.

With its walnut neck and handsome peghead inlay, this banjo is a particularly nice instrument.

This instrument is $1500, and a case or bag, is, of course, available.

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	The scooped, ebony fingerboard has simple dot position markers.			The metal bits are all nickel-plated. The 12-inch pot is made of contrasting rings of walnut, maple, and walnut blocks.
	The 12-inch pot is set up with a Remo Renaissance brand head and a No-Knot tailpiece.			The one-piece neck is beautiful walnut.
	The 12-inch pot has a rolled brass tone ring			The 12-inch pot is mounted to the walnut neck with a traditional dowel stick.
	The classic headstock has a handsome abalone and MOP star in its ebony overlayment. The planetary tuners are top quality, Gotoh brand.

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