Ode Long-Neck Banjo c. 1960's brand_ Elixir

Ode Long-Neck Banjo c. 1960's brand_ ElixirThis venerable Ode has their acclaimed aluminum cast pot paired with top quality workmanship from renowned builder Chuck Ogsbury who ran Ode Banjos for many years. First invented by Pete Seeger in the 1950's, Ome made many of these long necked instruments during the folk boom of the '60s and '70's. This banjo features an "archtop" style tone ring, 24 brackets, Mahogany three piece neck, Rosewood fingerboard and planetary tuners. It remains in very

Serial number 030-021

Because of this

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It features Mahogany body

designed and built by the famous Chuck Ogsbury

the features are as follows:

Also allows pop free instrument changes when in the OFF detent/mute position

providing increased resonant capacity

There are a few minor dings and marks as would be expected and some tarnish on the metal parts

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The 12" metal-bound pot and Dobson style tone ring give this banjo a tone and "cluck" that old-time players seek

easy action