Unleash the twang of bluegrass with the Gold Tone GT-750 Banjitar, a seamless fusion of guitar familiarity and banjo charm. Crafted for the modern musician, this acoustic-electric masterpiece allows guitarists to effortlessly explore the unique soundscapes of a banjo without the need for new skills. Its 20-hole bell brass tone ring ensures each note resonates with sustained, bell-like clarity, while the curly maple resonator adds an elegant touch, perfect for both stage and studio settings.

The GT-750's hard rock maple neck, paired with a 21-fret rosewood fingerboard, provides smooth, comfortable playability across its six strings. Whether you're strumming soulful melodies or picking intricate patterns, the radiused fingerboard ensures maximum finger comfort. The built-in SMP electronics system, featuring a Sliding Magnetic Pickup, lets you amplify your sound with precision. Adjust the pickup’s position to tailor your tone, from mellow warmth to sharp, punchy accents, and control your volume effortlessly with the onboard resonator-mounted control.

Ideal for any guitarist looking to expand their sonic repertoire, the GT-750 Banjitar is more than an instrument; it's a gateway to new musical realms.

Key Features:

• 6-string banjitar with guitar tuning for easy playability
• Curly maple resonator and Remo HC Clear banjo head
• Premium 20-hole bell brass tone ring for rich, sustained sound
• Hard rock maple neck with 21-fret rosewood fingerboard
• Radiused fingerboard for enhanced comfort
• Sliding Magnetic Pickup (SMP) with resonator-mounted volume control
• Chrome-engraved armrest, tuners, and tailpiece for durability and style

Product specs

FAQs

What is the tuning of the Gold Tone GT-750 Banjitar?

The Gold Tone GT-750 Banjitar is tuned like a standard guitar, EADGBE, making it accessible for guitarists looking to explore banjo sounds.

Does the Gold Tone GT-750 Banjitar come with a pickup for amplification?

Yes, the Gold Tone GT-750 Banjitar features an SMP+ sliding magnetic pickup with volume control, allowing for easy amplification.

What kind of wood is used in the construction of the Gold Tone GT-750 Banjitar's body?

The body of the Gold Tone GT-750 Banjitar is made from multi-ply maple for the rim and curly maple for the resonator, providing a rich and resonant sound.

Is the Gold Tone GT-750 Banjitar suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Gold Tone GT-750 Banjitar is well-suited for live performances, thanks to its acoustic-electric design and built-in magnetic pickup for easy amplification.

What type of strings does the Gold Tone GT-750 Banjitar use?

The Gold Tone GT-750 Banjitar uses steel strings with gauges .010, .013, .020, .032, .042, and .052, similar to those found on a standard guitar.