A complete package with everything you need to start playing banjo today!
This 5-string banjo features a chromed steel rim with 18 piece bracket top, laminated mahogany back and sides, nato neck, rosewood fingerboard, and maple/rosewood bridge. Chrome (geared) machine heads. Other features include dot inlays, chrome arm rest and tailpiece, and white tipped tuning machines. Includes gig bag, strings, tuner, picks, and instructional materials.
Features
- 5-string banjo
- Chromed steel rim with 18 piece bracket top
- Laminated mahogany back and sides
- Nato neck
- Rosewood fingerboard
- 22 frets
- Maple/rosewood bridge
- Chrome (geared) machine heads
- 27.4" scale length
- Body depth: resonator: 1.75"; rim: 2"
- 1.18" width at nut
- Dot position inlays
- Chrome arm rest and tailpiece
- White tipped tuning machines
- Strings: fender nickelplated steel banjo strings, gauges .0095-.020
A beginning banjo kit from Fender! Order now.
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Pros
- Good Tone
Cons
Best Uses
- Practicing
Comments about Fender FB 300 Banjo Pack:
I purchased this banjo as a gift for my grand daughter. She loves it.
Comments about Fender FB 300 Banjo Pack:
The Fender FB300 pack is a great value for what it is. It is not a fancy banjo, and the materials are very basic, but it is a nice inexpensive way to get into playing. I would recommend this banjo to anyone who wants to start learning to play the banjo. If you like the instrument, upgrade, if you don't, at least you didn't invest too much.
Comments about Fender FB 300 Banjo Pack:
I bought this banjo knowing nothing about banjos and I thought that since it was a "value pack" which in reality they mean starter or beginner?s pack, that it would be best suited for me. The finger picks they sent were way too small for my fingers and the "how-to" material they sent mentioned a cd that was suppose to come with it which I did not have. I ended up sending it back and getting my money back because the nut on the 5th string was set way too low and bussed when it was plucked open and didn't when it was fretted. I brought it to music stores to see if I could get it repaired but most of them had no experience what so ever with banjos and funky 5th string nut. My advice is that you would be better off just spending your money on a cheaper banjo and then buy everything else you needed with all the left over cash.
Comments about Fender FB 300 Banjo Pack:
I wanted to learn banjo, and saw this. I thought since Fender made such great guitars, then this banjo was a no-brainer. When I got it, I was delighted. It's really easy to play, and the action and strings were the only things I needed to change. Great beginning banjo!
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