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 Ultimate Package Price $946
Playing is always more fun when you
enjoy the sound of your banjo. You'll progress much faster and enjoy playing
more with a Boston compared to a lower priced import that's hard to play. The
Boston banjo makes playing easier because the banjo works with you, not against
you. The Boston has the same adjustable mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard and
mother-of-pearl dot inlays, and satin finish as the Sierra. The primary
difference is in the drum assembly which is a 3/16" thick steel rim but
rings like a tone-ring. The 24-piece flange and steel rim give you a very
enjoyable tone. Deering uses high quality sealed guitar-style tuners because they
provide a 6:1 gear ratio for accuracy in tuning. The 24-piece flange design
allows you to convert this banjo to open-back by removing the flange pieces and
resonator.
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Deering calls this first model of their line the Boston banjo to acknowledge the people
of Boston who produced many fine banjos in the earlier part of this century.
The Boston rings out loud and clear. The thick steel
rim which is unique to the Deering line produces a sound similar to a bronze
tone-ring and enables you to get a much more affordable banjo. One way to
experience the excellent quality of the Boston banjo is to close your eyes and
compare the sound to other banjos in the same price range. The Boston provides
exceptional tone which is far superior to the tone of the die-cast brass
tone-rings or aluminum rims of the imports.
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Ultimate Package Price $946
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