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Description

Crafted for musicians who appreciate quality and the joy of building their own instrument, the StewMac Eagle kit banjo provides an enriching hands-on experience coupled with superior sound. This kit includes all necessary components to construct a professional-grade banjo, allowing you to personalize your creation every step of the way. With the pre-shaped mahogany neck, you’ll enjoy a smooth playing experience and the satisfaction of shaping your musical journey. The Eagle kit banjo is designed to deliver rich, resonant tones, making it an ideal choice for both beginners and seasoned players looking to expand their musical horizons.

The high-quality materials in this kit ensure lasting durability and sound excellence. The resonator and rim are crafted from fine maple, providing a sturdy foundation and enhancing the banjo's tonal depth. The included hardware is nickel-plated for a sleek, classic finish that complements the instrument’s high-quality construction. With clear, easy-to-follow instructions, assembling the StewMac Eagle is an engaging process, whether you’re a DIY enthusiast or new to instrument-building.

Key Features:

  • Comprehensive kit with all necessary components
  • Pre-shaped mahogany neck for smooth playability
  • Maple resonator and rim for enhanced sound quality
  • Nickel-plated hardware for a classic look
  • Easy-to-follow assembly instructions included
  • Suitable for all skill levels from beginners to advanced players

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steve_messenger

a very special gift

my dear friend built this from a kit in 1975 and inlaid the headstock and painted the resonator and the head ... 11" frosted plastic head, cast metal 1-piece rim and tone ring, 24 hooks and nuts with individual flange pieces, mahogany resonator with tortoise plastic binding, and mahogany neck with 22-fret rosewood fingerboard ... kind of a mellow little thing

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