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A beautifully crafted openback banjo from Chuck Lee, Cottonwood #867 features an ambrosia-figured maple neck paired with an 11" walnut rim and ambrosia maple rim cap. The Dobson-style tone ring sits atop a brass hoop, following the design of the original Dobsons. Thoughtful details include a single piece of Texas ebony used for both the peghead and fretboard, with the wood grain matching seamlessly at the nut. Grain openings on the neck heel and rim cap have been filled with abalone chips in the Kintsugi style, adding a unique artistic touch. Beautiful, unique, and with Chuck's signature excellent tone!
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Chuck Lee Cottonwood #867 (CLCOT-867)
- Ambrosia-figured maple 3-piece neck, Dobson heel
- Walnut 11" bent rim with ambrosia-figured maple cap
- Kintsugi-style abalone chip grain-fill on heel & rim cap
- Dobson tone ring sitting on brass hoop
- Tension hoop has side groove for hooks
- Cottonwood peghead shape, Texas ebony overlay (continuous grain with fretboard)
- PegHeds micro-gear planetary tuners (look like ebony friction pegs)
- Texas Ebony fingerboard (1-5/16" nut width, 25-1/2" scale) with long Texas scoop
- Fret markers - offset abalone dots
- Nickel plated hardware
- Renaissance head
- Ebony-top maple bridge
- No Knot tailpiece
- Traditional dowel stick construction
- Satin oil varnish finish
- Medium Elixir strings
- Serial number 867
- Case available separately
Note: Kintsugi is a Japanese technique for artfully repairing broken ceramics with precious materials.
Chuck Lee Cottonwood Openback Banjo #867, 11" Rim, Dobson Tone Ring
Chuck Lee Cottonwood Openback Banjo #867, 11" Rim, Dobson Tone Ring
SKU: CLCOT-867
A beautifully crafted openback banjo from Chuck Lee, Cottonwood #867 features an ambrosia-figured maple neck paired with an 11" walnut rim and ambrosia maple rim cap. The Dobson-style tone ring sits atop a brass hoop, following the design of the original Dobsons. Thoughtful details include a single piece of Texas ebony used for both the peghead and fretboard, with the wood grain matching seamlessly at the nut. Grain openings on the neck heel and rim cap have been filled with abalone chips in the Kintsugi style, adding a unique artistic touch. Beautiful, unique, and with Chuck's signature excellent tone!
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Chuck Lee Cottonwood #867 (CLCOT-867)
- Ambrosia-figured maple 3-piece neck, Dobson heel
- Walnut 11" bent rim with ambrosia-figured maple cap
- Kintsugi-style abalone chip grain-fill on heel & rim cap
- Dobson tone ring sitting on brass hoop
- Tension hoop has side groove for hooks
- Cottonwood peghead shape, Texas ebony overlay (continuous grain with fretboard)
- PegHeds micro-gear planetary tuners (look like ebony friction pegs)
- Texas Ebony fingerboard (1-5/16" nut width, 25-1/2" scale) with long Texas scoop
- Fret markers - offset abalone dots
- Nickel plated hardware
- Renaissance head
- Ebony-top maple bridge
- No Knot tailpiece
- Traditional dowel stick construction
- Satin oil varnish finish
- Medium Elixir strings
- Serial number 867
- Case available separately
Note: Kintsugi is a Japanese technique for artfully repairing broken ceramics with precious materials.














