FIVE STRING

The OT-700A is the shorter scale version of OT-800. Learn More

One of the common variations of the five string banjo is this six string version, the OT-6. Unlike banjitars, which also have six strings, these six stringers have a long bass string running next to the usual short thumb string. It plays an octave lower than usual and has a 14" body that increases bass response. Learn More

The OB-275 comes complete with a pre-war alloy tone ring and matches all domestic-made banjos under $5,000 in terms of sound. This banjo was formerly the OB-175. Learn More

The OB-250LW is almost 4 lbs. lighter than the OB-250, this banjo has incredible volume and comes with an integral, three-ply, rock maple lathed rim. Learn More

The OB-250 is Gold Tone's flagship banjo. It is a reproduction of the popular flathead banjo. Learn More

Natural finish version of the popular OB-250 banjo for those who enjoy natural wood finishes. Learn More

This Vega-style replica is an accurate reproduction of the most sought after pot assembly in the old-time sound. Learn More

The BC-350+ is a true work of art. Exquisite vintage inlay style, triple gold hardware and rich vintage brown finish. Set up following Bob Carlin's request, the head is not too tight and the action low without a hint of fret buzz. Features a dowel stick with metal rod inserted. Learn More

The long neck version of the OT-800. This instrument is tuned 1 1/2 steps lower for the best key and resembles Pete Seeger's famous plunky tone. Learn More