For mandolin and violin players: Did you know that the tenor banjo is tuned in 5ths just like a mandolin and violin? The standard tenor tuning is C, G, D, A - just like a viola, mandola, or cello. This allows you to use your same chord and scale shapes. Irish players often tune their banjo to G, D, A, E


- just like a violin or mandolin but an octave lower.


Deering is a name you can trust. I wouldn’t reccomend to anyone anything else. Tey are solid and they stay in tune. -Dom Flemmons Carolina Chocolate Drops


Dom Flemmons


Big Bad Voodoo Daddy


Te banjo is playing excellently. I've played it in different musical company and it has created a very positive reaction from all who have heard it. For me, it's very balanced from the top to the botom of its musical range and is very suited to Irish traditional music. It's an outstanding solo instrument and combines sweetly with all instruments from accordion to fiddle to harp. In short, I'm very happy with my Deering Calico. -Kieran Hanrahan


Maple Blossom 19-Fret Tenor Maple Blossom Plectrum Calico Plectrum (front & back)


Having played Irish Tenor Banjo for over 25 years. I can say in my experience nothing comes close to a Deering for sound, sustain and reliability. I have now played a Maple Blossom, a Custom Golden Classic, and a 4-String Crossfire all over the world and I have never been happier with my instruments. -Darren Maloney


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4 & 6 STRING, LONGNECKS


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