VEGA


Neck: • Curly High Grade Maple • Choice of stain (see right) • Vega Traditional Neck Shape • 22 Glued In Nickel Silver Frets Adjustable Truss Rod Ebony Fingerboard


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• Bone Nut Ivoroid Trim


Pot:


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• Deering Planetary Tuners • Deering Geared 5th String Tuner


• Tubaphone Tone Ring • Premium 3-ply Violin Grade Maple Rim Brass Bracket Band with Shoes Brass Notched Tension Hoop


If, like Greg Deering, you first found a love of the banjo from listening to the Kingston Trio, owning one of these commemorative Kingston Trio banjos makes you a part of something very special. You have a choice of color in selecting your Kingston Trio Long Neck banjo.


• 24 Round Hooks and 5/16” Hex Nuts • 11” Banjo Head • Coordinator Rods for Adjustments • Nickel Plated Hardware • Deering True Tone Tailpiece • Deering Armrest • Durable High Gloss Finish


Tone: Wide Range of bright highs and booming bass notes, responsive and full of life.


Dimensions: • Neck Width at the Nut 1 1/4”, Scale Length Nut to Bridge 32 1/4”


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• Diameter 12” • Overall Instrument Length 43 1/2” • Weight Approx. 8.5 lbs


Includes a Deering/Vega Long Neck Hardshell Case


Lifetime Warranty


Tree model styles are available that are the color of the banjo Kingston Trio banjoists played: • • •


George Grove – Rich Brown John Stewart – Blond


Dave Guard- Vintage Yellow & Brown Te Kingston Trio Long Neck banjos are


made with Deering’s hand made, classic Tubaphone tone ring. Te solid brass bracket band is hand fited to the three-ply violin grade rim. Tis pot design with the curly maple neck gives the Kingston Trio Long Neck Banjo a warm, round, vibrant tone.


Te Vega


Kingston Trio Longnecks


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