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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
Has a great sound for the price.
DC
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
Great, nylon strings. Lovely sound. Smooth finish. Needs better metal picks.Strings took several days to stabilize but then held tuning well.Neck is standard width, but after lots of effort I realized that I need a wide-neck banjo.This instrument should work very well for a younger beginner with good dexterity and "normal" finger width.
Roger Moore
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
It' a little on the heavy side. It's a beautiful instrument.
The Clueless Reviewer
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024
I honestly didn’t think much of banjos in general but when I saw this and what it came with, I couldn’t resist. It’s a beautifully made banjo, comes with basically any beginner would need. Tuner, gigbag, all the essentials. Sound great to me and I absolutely love the design of it. My worst case scenario is if I never learn how to play or won’t play it much, it looks great hanging on the wall, and yes, it does come with a wall hanger!
vigil12
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2024
This full-size 5-string banjo from Vangoa promises quality, and almost gets there despite a few small areas of improvement. Overall, it's quite a good value. You get not only the banjo, but also a proper gig bag with padding and neck protection, a small digital tuner, both plastic and metal fingerpicks, and two extra sets of strings. The body is solid hardwood. The top uses a Remo banjo skin, a standard across professional banjos. The back (resonator) can be used open or closed depending on your preference. The attention to detail shows on the nickel-plated tuning pegs that have pearl/seashell buttons that look expensive.On the weaker side, the suggested placing of the bridge does not seem to be correct, and getting the banjo to stay in tune is a bit of a challenge. The tailpiece is a good looking and shiny piece of chrome, but it's not covered where the strings are tied and the sharp ends of the protruding strings will hurt your hand if you're not careful. These are all relatively minor issues though, and not reason enough to turn your back on this set.It's too early to weigh in on the durability of the instrument, but if the banjo stays more or less the same in a year, then this would be a good investment. Recommended.
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