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Having previous experience with a borropwed banjo many years ago I decided to treat myself to a Christmas present and opted for a BJ300. It arrived on time and well packaged. Unfortunatly there was no literature included and as the bridge was in a seperate bag it was dissapointing as I had to go online for instructions as to where to fit this. I tuned up the banjo and it has a really nice tone and I soon got the basic chords and am looking forward to treating my friends and family to a session with my new instrument. The banjo is well made and has a good sound I could have gone for a cheaper model but was impressed with the Barnes and Mullins brand. Unfortunatly what lets this instrument down is the lack of any literature for care and maintenance and as mentioned the bridge positioning. I do feel the could have included a plastic carry case also which would not have cost much. These issues left me with a feeling that no consideration was give to the purchaser of the banjo and as such my 3 star rating.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
For the price this is a reasonably good banjo. It has volume, good for playing Bluegrass or if you need to be heard, and it certainly looks good. Certainly some people would be happy with the sound, and of course it is okay for learning on. However, I think it sounds cheap and not very bright. Basically I think you get what you pay for.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
very well made sound great
Verified purchase: Yes
It does exactly what it says on the tin - it's a banjo strap. It is comfortable and easy to use. The spring clips are strong and don't come loose. Good price, good quality.
Verified purchase: No
Good looking and nice tone but strings too high off fret board
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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