Custom Heel Carving, Plating, & Engraving CUSTOM WORK
From gold plating and custom engraving to hand cut inlays and carving, anything is possible through the Deering Custom Shop. Our master craſtsmen have been hand cuting and engraving custom designs for years and are able to take your ideas and turn them into a one of a kind work of art that is rewarding to play.
Premium Engraving
Te best way to describe your ideal banjo is to select the model from our standard line that most closely approximates your dream banjo in structure and design. Place an order for that model and outline the specific changes you have in mind - eg. archtop, openback, radiused fingerboard, pickup installed, custom color, scooped fingerboard, pop on resonator.... More than three options must be ordered factory direct from the Custom Shop.
Contact us and we can discuss building the banjo of your dreams. Gabriella Carving
Spur & Saddle Engraving
WOOD’S EFFECT ON THE SOUND
Te sound of a banjo is greatly affected by the type of wood used in its construction. Te wood of the neck plays a big part in creating the ultimate sound.
Maple has a bright, crisp sound, while mahogany creates a sweeter tone. Walnut tends to be brighter than mahogany, and sweeter than maple. Custom options in wood are available to ensure that you get the sound you desire.
One sound is not beter or worse. Tey are different just like the many voices in a choir. Maple
Mahogany Burl Walnut Ivanhoe Carving 47 Each carving is Unique
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