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Would consider trade for high quality mandolin or an acoustic guitar plus cash to/from owner. If you can find one they are priced over $3500 for an original, non repaired banjo. The banjo has been thoroughly examined and it is in great condition.Ī warmer sounding instrument than most, OME bluegrass banjos are lovely and musical, and often find favor with bluegrass, and newgrass inspired instrumentalists. Ome just recently replaced the tone ring so its new. I am the original owner and purchased it in mid 70's. Rarely played so there is no "buckle rash" on the back. The instrument is in beautiful condition with all OME parts. OME's top-end bluegrass banjo back in the mid 1970's, the Juggernaut featured maple neck and resonator, silverspun tone ring, two-piece flange and hooks-and-shoes fasteners. Permanently sealed and lubricated geared tuning pegs, geared 5th peg, a hard shell plush lined case and a Lifetime Warranty are standard on all OME banjos. Knowledgeable use of quality materials, precision machining and careful hand polishing have given OME the reputation for creating the finest banjos available.Ī high quality laquer, hand sanded between coats, then polished to a brilliant sheen, protects and enhances the beauty of this banjo.
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Wood made from rich walnut with highly polished nickle plated parts.Įvery OME banjo takes several months in the making and each receives countless hours of personal care and attention. The resonator features ivory-black-ivory binding and two contrasting wood purfling rings inlayed to match the centerstrips in the hand shaped laminated neck. The ebony fingerboard, peghead and heelcap overlay are all bound with simulated ivory and the rim is capped in black. The Juggernaut I is characterized by its distinctive scroll inlay pattern and liberal use of mother-of-pearl.