The Cripple Creek Banjitar from Gold Tone pairs banjo twang with the familiar feel of a guitar, so that 6-string players can scratch the banjo itch with no learning curve whatsoever! The Cripple Creek Banjitar is tuned like a guitar. Complete with 21 frets and a slick rosewood fingerboard, its range surpasses the average banjo, but players will find authentic banjo components at every turn. Features such as a maple resonator, Remo banjo head, Terminator tailpiece, bone Zero Glide nut, and rolled brass tone ring let the Cripple Creek Banjitar hold its own against more thoroughbred banjo brethren. Gold Tone’s banjo line is especially renowned for fair pricing and outstanding performance that lacks nothing for beginners and value seekers — the same holds for this banjitar. Onboard SMP+ electronics let players quickly plug into amplification and interfaces, which is great for gigs and equally useful for recording. Guitarists enjoy using the Cripple Creek Banjitar for twangy auxiliary plucks and accented strums, but it’s beyond also worthy as a primary instrument. No matter your musical goals, you can’t go wrong with choosing a banjitar from a brand that knows banjo building like the back of its hand.
