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Kmise Banjo 5 String 24 Bracket Open Solid Back Geared 5th Tuner Arm Rest with Gig Bag Tuner String Strap Picks Wrench

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Size: banjo


Features

  • Kmise banjo uses high-quality drumhead that can produce a pleasant sound, player can beat the drumhead panel when you pluck the string to create beautiful melody
  • 18 brackets tight the drumhead equally for stable playing;Come with caring armrest which can protect your arm and comfort you while playing
  • Equipped with high quality tuning pegs and light stainless steel loop ends banjo strings,Kmise open back banjos create stable and fabulous sound,suitable for professionals
  • Comes with gig bag, banjo strap, extra strings, digital clip-on tuner , polishing cloth,allen wrench and banjo picks,great starter kit for beginners and professional musicians
  • Kmise is responsible for every product sold, if you have any questions about the banjo you received, please feel free to contact us

Brand: Kmise


Size: banjo


Color: Stainless Steel


Item dimensions L x W x H: 39 x 11 x 2 inches


Top Material Type: Rosewood


Back Material Type: Rosewood


String Material Type: Nylon


Finish Type: Polished


Instrument: Banjo


Item Weight: 8 Pounds


Item Weight: 8 pounds


Product Dimensions: 39 x 11 x 2 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 5 String Banjo


Date First Available: January 22, 2021


Back Material: Rosewood


Color Name: Stainless Steel


String Material: Nylon


Top Material: Rosewood


Number of Strings: 5


Size: banjo


Battery type: Lithium Manganese Dioxide


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Very Happy!
Size: banjo
A beautiful banjo. Very high quality, with a great tone. Super value for the price. All the accessories including a spare set of strings. I am more than happy with the purchase. It makes a great first banjo to learn on.
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2023 by TLM
    • Great Value! Good beginning instrument that sounds Great!
Size: banjo
Review Image by Sarah Sarah
Review Image by Sarah Sarah
Review Image by Sarah Sarah
Review Image by Sarah Sarah
I think this is a nice value for a beginner! I have no experience playing the banjo and this seems to be a great option for someone wanting to learn the banjo. There are really only a couple things I can complain about. When I opened package and pulled the wrapping from the banjo itself the 5th string tuning button(that was loose I guess)and washers and screw flung out and across the room. I had to go searching under the furniture for these tiny pieces...but luckly I found them and was able to easily reattach them to the banjo. There were also not any instructions on how to set up this banjo, as the bridge needed to be set up before playing. I found a couple videos on YouTube that showed me that this is normal for a banjo to come this way, and helped me figure out how to set it up properly and get to playing it. It was a totally pretty simple and easy to set up! So now on to the instrument aesthetics! It's very nice and smooth, wood finish is a beautiful matte wood finish and I cant find any flaws or nick's in the finish. The fret board is smooth and not at all sharp. The parts that are chrome finish are nice and shiny and I dont see any flaws in the welds. It seems well constructed! I had to do a little research and figure out some picking, strumming and chords and it feels good. The strings have a light touch and my fingers easily glide over them with no issues holding them down to make proper notes and chords. So far I'm liking the sound! It is LOUD and full,it just really sings! And really booms if you hit the strings hard enouph! It's pretty NEAT! Case and accessories are like listed and great...makes it a nice kit for a beginner. I wish there were more instructions for a beginner, like how to set up the bridge and maybe a basic learn how booklet with tuning basics and chords, but if your interested in playing you will likely source this elsewhere. I would suggest if getting this for a beginner maybe also purchasing a beginning banjo book. I will likely be getting one because after messing with this my son now wants to play. All in all I would say this is a great buy! There is nothing else that includes everything for a low price like this on Amazon. It's a great value and would be awesome for starting out! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2021 by Sarah Sarah
    • Really nice for the price
Size: Concert Banjolele
Review Image by E. H. Lutz E. H. Lutz
I would recommend that you buy a fret file from Stew-Mac and dress the frets. They are not impossible to deal with, but they are a little bit uncomfortable. It doesn't take a lot of work, but you'll be glad you did. This uke banjo looks nice: the neck has binding, the body has purfling, the inlays on the frets are pretty. The banjo is sturdily built. Plus, I've played it for over a year and not broken a string. If you want to try a banjo uke and do not want to invest a lot of money, buy this uke banjo. I really think that you would have to pay over 400 bucks to buy anything any better. Is it loud? I don't think so, but my wife complains about it being too loud when I use it for practice. Oh yeah, you might notice in my picture that there is a pickup installed. That's also available on Amazon. (search for "Imelod piezo") . Run it through a pre-amp and that pickup will work nicely. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2018 by E. H. Lutz E. H. Lutz
    • Worth every penny.
Size: banjo
So far this has been a great banjo for a beginner player. It sounds good, has a nice sturdy construction and sits well in my lap. My only complaint is with the thumb pick that came with the banjo, I found it too large and unwieldy, but I'm sure that's a case by case basis. All in all it was worth every penny spent on it and then some. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2021 by Charles todd
    • It will eat your strings!!!
Size: banjo
Review Image by Houston Houston
Review Image by Houston Houston
The media could not be loaded. Opened up banjo, look nice, gave it a closer look, misery it has dents, scratches and it will eat your strings. 👎
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024 by Houston Houston
    • little heads up if you're a musician
Size: Concert Banjolele
oh well. phooey on me. if you're a musician with strictly limited space and budget (like me!) this seemed like a perfect solution. love the banjo sound and the uke range. had an antique one of these in high school. it made that distinctive banjo twang. so i assumed this would too. nope, nylon strings. not that the company cheaped out. rather, banjos may use steel, but ukes use nylon. this is a banjo-looking uke, rather than a uke-sized banjo. for kids learning (and parents tolerating), it's surely ideal. but for a (early jazz) musician, this just isn't even close. a bit misleading since the page never mentions it at all. in pics, nylon and steel strings look alike enough. but am not too disappointed. it's still a fun toy to own, not a fortune blown, well-made instrument. got my moneys-worth. possibly, they even stopped making the kind i'm thinking of in by the 1950s. good luck. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2021 by joe shmoe
    • pretty awesome banjo
Size: banjo
i am a novice, but this banjo is the real deal. make sure you look up how to set it up or have it done professionally, i did it myself and it was very easy. it came with a tuner and you tune it in "C" for chromatic tuning, which includes all notes. absolutely blew away my expectations for the money
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2022 by Connor Mikaelian
    • Sweet beginner banjo with some usable extras
Size: banjo
After a futile hunt for an old Kay or Harmony banjo, I settled on a Kmise 5 string open back banjo. For the price this is surprisingly well-made with a nice maple/ebony bridge. The drum head surface is a bit coarse, but keeps the anchor fingers from sliding. The neck is decently made of okoume with a dark hardwood fretboard with unpolished brass or something-nickel frets. The satin wood finish is well-done with no defects. The 5 tuners are smooth and attractive. I have some skills at guitar repair, so cleaning up the frets will be fun. One thing to consider is the balance of the instrument. The light pot (body) allows the neck to drop while playing. This can be resolved with a leather strap that grips the shoulder to prevent slipping. The picks and strap I received were unusable, but the tools, spare stainless strings and tuner were okay. The padded case is welI made and usefulo. I tend to like the open-back tone that doesn’t advertise my newbie status, and my wife never complains. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2023 by Felix

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