Pisgahbanjos.com Website Review

open-back banjos, hand-made in the appalachian mountains with native hardwoods. we are now taking orders for banjos now that will be ready by march 2019!  check out our banjo design tool and start designing your dream as soon as it was in my hands i knew this pisgah banjo was the instrument for me. it has a rich, warm tone, like another voice that sings along while i am singing, & yet it is bright, perfect for playing in a group without getting overpowered. i love every detail of the design, from the wood used to the inlay & the hardware. being from the mountains of north carolina myself, it means a great deal to me to the rambler dobson has everything i’ve been looking for in a 12 inch pot. it’s loud enough without being overpowering, and the dobson tone ring provides a nice balance between treble and bas*. the scoop is an exact fit for my right hand, too. i love the look of the stainless steel rim and bras* hardware. the walnut neck is a sustainable local hardwood. i’m really happy with my pisgah rambler we have toured and played the pisgah banjo possum on our stages for many years. it has a beautiful simple aesthetic and a de*p bellow sound that i love, and a warm richness that is the quintessential sound of our style of hollow-back banjo playing. subtle, soft, and full. i also love telling people the story of its local north carolina origins. thanks patrick and pisgah banjos for making such beautiful i love my pisgah dobson rambler. i was teaching a workshop and one of the participants brought his for me to see. i put it in my lap, played just a phrase of a tune, stopped and said, i got to get me one of these! it has a pop that is undeniable. i went to elderly instruments a few months back and played about every open back banjo they had out and when i came across a particularly beautiful sounding banjo, i would sit and do a side by side with the pisgah dobson rambler they had in stock...and it came out on top every time! i know tone and sound is subjective, but in my opinion, it was the best sounding banjo they had and that i have played! wonderful instrument,