The Epiphone Stagebird 6-String Electro Banjo is a one-of-a-kind instrument bringing the historic sound and style of Epiphones first Banjos to a new generation. Its 6-string design allows players to perform chords and single-string runs with superior Epiphone banjo tone. A state-of-the-art magnetic stagebird humbucker brings the classic tone to any sized stage designed to accurately pick up the banjo?s natural tone for the perfect amplification. Along with its classic body and historic dovewing headstock the Stagebird Banjo also features Grover mini-rotomatic tuners to enhance tuning stability a Remo head to maximise volume and tone and a maple bridge with adjustable tailpiece.
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