Feature(may vary by option.)
●♪ Remo Head: This open-back banjo kit is flawlessly designed with a Remo head. The professional retro imitation animal skin; is warm and retro tone, delicate, transparent, with moderate overtones. The head is secured with 24 chrome-plated brackets and resting on the Remos head is a beautiful 5/8" maple/ebony bridge for superior string vibration transfer.
●♪ Sound - The open back produces a more mellow, softer sound, and since the sound chamber rests against the player, some of the sounds are absorbed into his clothing and the player’s body, which lowers the banjo’s volume
●♪ Adjustable Bracket - 24 brackets ensure even head panel tension to fusion melodious percussion timbres by gently beating on the head, It can be adjusted according to the sound you want
●♪ Geared 5th Tuner and Adjustable Truss rod: This 5-string banjo also includes a geared 5th string tuner, typically found on more expensive banjos. The geared 5th tuner is an upgrade over the common friction tuner, providing more accurate tuning and less slippage. The adjustable truss rod allows you to adjust the neck, ensuring it remains straight
●♪ Mulucky Banjo Kit: The 5-string banjo kit comes with a full-size banjo x1, spare strings set x1, tuner x1, tuning wrench x2, fingerpick x4, strap x1, cleaning cloth x1, and gig bag x1, ruler x 1.
[MB1101]
[wood]
[B1102]
Description
Mulucky 5 String Banjo Open Back
The banjo is a stringed instrument, and the film stretches on the frame or cavity to form a resonator. The early form of the instrument was designed by African Americans in the United States and adapted from similarly designed African instruments. Banjo is often associated with folk and country music, and is also used in some rock songs.
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Strictly selected high-quality maple:The maple body with beautiful wood grain is hard and not liable to warp or corrode, making the banjo durable |
Remo Head:Remo Fiberskyn Heads feature a warm, full-range tone with outstanding definition and enhanced mid and low-range resonance. Combining 1-ply of 10-mil film laminated to a 3-mil polyspun fiber, its sensitivity, and soft articulation make the Fiberskyn the most popular ConcConcertrt Snare, Concert Bass, Concert Tom, and traditional Field drum drumhead in the world. And highly durable for outdoor use. |
Openback Sound:The openback produces a more mellow, softer sound, and since the sound chamber rests against the player, some of the sounds are absorbed into his clothing and the player’s body, which lowers the banjo’s volume. Clawhammer-style on an openback banjo is preferred in traditional and mountain music genres, where the sound does not need to compete with the volume of other instruments. For those who need higher volume, a pickup can be installed on almost any banjo and used with an amplifier. |
Stable Top:Features 24 brackets, a maple bridge, an adjustable hinged tailpiece, and a chrome-plated armrest. Not only does the Mulucky banjo sound great, but it also looks great too! |
Adjustable 3-Way Truss Rod:
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Adjustable Banjo body:Mulucky banjo features an adjustable truss rod design that allows every player to keep the neck straight by countering the pull of the strings and natural tendencies in the wood. When the action is too low, loosen the nut outside of the rim and tighten the nut inside the rim. Strings will go up from the fingerboard. If the action is too high, loosen the nut inside the rim and tighten the outside nut. Strings will go down to the fingerboard. |
Adjustable Truss Rod:Preset with a truss rod inside the neck, players can adjust the action with the wrench as needed. |
Adjustable 24 Brackets:There are 24 consolidation brackets around the drum that are adjustable to make the sound meet the design requirements. It is needed to adjust the drum for several times in order to make a sound. |
How to position the bridge:
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Step 1Measure the distance from the nut to the 12th fret. |
Step 2Measure the same distance from the twelfth fret onto the Drum Head of the banjo Make a small mark. This gives you the correct scale length and marks the correct place to position the bridge. |
Step 3Install the bridge at the mark. This provides you with the correct ruler length and marks the correct position for positioning the bridge. |
