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Most banjo players agree that the ideal bluegrass banjo was the flathead built in very limited quantities during the 1930's. To meet this demand and to offer it at a price any player could afford, Saga Musical Instruments introduced the original GF-100 banjo in the early 1970's. Ever since these banjos were discontinued in the late 1980's due to costly maufacturing methods in Japan, they have continued to be topics of discussion for their legendary sound and value. The Gold Star GF-100FE (Flying Eagle) is back and better than ever before. With close to 25 years to improve these already legendary instruments, we are sure you will agree that these banjos are the best value available on the market today! The Gold Star GF-100FE features dual coordinator rods, a select solid mahogany neck and a cast bell bronze tone ring for a sweet tone! Comes with a Deluxe re-issue Gold Star hardshell case! Gold Star GF-100FE Flying Eagle Banjo Features:
- Select mahogany neck
- Bound mahogany resonator with inlaid double concentric rings
- Cast Bell Bronze Tone Ring
- Deluxe 3-ply rock maple rim
- Double coordinator rods
- Single piece die-cast flange
- Triple nickel-plated hardware
- Presto Talpiece
- P-142 geared fifth peg
- P-140 geared planetary tuners
- Hand-cut mother-of-pearl inlays carfully laid out in the "Flying Eagle" pattern on both the ebony fingerboard and peghead overlay
- Deluxe re-issue Gold Star hardshell case
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