• Great for beginners, this lightweight 4-string banjo can be tuned in a variety of ways, including standard tenor tuning (CGDA) and Irish tuning (GDAE). Features include a 19-fret maple neck, 11"rim, and guitar-style tuners. This made-in-the-USA banjo offers excellent tone and playability at an affordable price.

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Deering Tenor Openback Banjo, 19 Frets  (TGOOD19) 

** See below to compare 17-fret to 19-fret Goodtime tenors **

NECK:

  • Blonde Slender Rock Maple Neck
  • 19 Pressed In Nickel Silver Frets
  • Hardwood Art Deco Inspired Inlays
  • Sealed Geared Tuners
  • Durable Satin Finish
  • Deering Fiddle Shaped Peghead

POT:

  • 11" Blonde 3-ply Violin Grade Maple Rim
  • Steel Tension Hoop
  • 11″ Frosted Bottom High Crown Head
  • 5/8″ Maple/Ebony Goodtime Bridge
  • 16 Flat Hooks with 9/32″ Nuts
  • 16 Bracket Shoes with Screw Attachments
  • Goodtime Armrest
  • Deering Patented Goodtime Tailpiece
  • Hardware Plating: US Bronze Powder Finish
  • Steel Coordinator Rod for Adjustments
  • Finish: Hand Rubbed Polyurethane with Carnuba Wax

TUNED:

  • C,G,D,A in standard tenor tuning. G,D,A,E in Irish tuning
  • Can easily be tuned in other tunings as well

DIMENSIONS:

  • Neck Width at the Nut 1 13/64″
  • Scale Length Nut to Bridge 22 1/4″
  • Rim Diameter 11″
  • Overall Instrument Length 33 1/4″
  • Weight Approx. 5 lbs
  • WARRANTY: 6 Years

** Comparison - Goodtime 17-fret vs 19-fret tenor banjos ** 
17-fret - shorter neck (13-1/2" nut to rim), frets spaced more closely (21" scale), 1-1/8" nut 
19-fret - longer neck (15-1/2" nut to rim), frets spaced farther apart (23" scale), 1-3/16" nut 
Most tenor banjo cases & bags accommodate the 2" length difference

Deering Tenor Goodtime Openback Banjo, 19 Frets

Deering Tenor Goodtime Openback Banjo, 19 Frets

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Great for beginners, this lightweight 4-string banjo can be tuned in a variety of ways, including standard tenor tuning (CGDA) and Irish tuning (GDAE). Features include a 19-fret maple neck, 11"rim, and guitar-style tuners. This made-in-the-USA banjo offers excellent tone and playability at an affordable price.
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Deering Tenor Openback Banjo, 19 Frets  (TGOOD19) 

** See below to compare 17-fret to 19-fret Goodtime tenors **

NECK:

  • Blonde Slender Rock Maple Neck
  • 19 Pressed In Nickel Silver Frets
  • Hardwood Art Deco Inspired Inlays
  • Sealed Geared Tuners
  • Durable Satin Finish
  • Deering Fiddle Shaped Peghead

POT:

  • 11" Blonde 3-ply Violin Grade Maple Rim
  • Steel Tension Hoop
  • 11″ Frosted Bottom High Crown Head
  • 5/8″ Maple/Ebony Goodtime Bridge
  • 16 Flat Hooks with 9/32″ Nuts
  • 16 Bracket Shoes with Screw Attachments
  • Goodtime Armrest
  • Deering Patented Goodtime Tailpiece
  • Hardware Plating: US Bronze Powder Finish
  • Steel Coordinator Rod for Adjustments
  • Finish: Hand Rubbed Polyurethane with Carnuba Wax

TUNED:

  • C,G,D,A in standard tenor tuning. G,D,A,E in Irish tuning
  • Can easily be tuned in other tunings as well

DIMENSIONS:

  • Neck Width at the Nut 1 13/64″
  • Scale Length Nut to Bridge 22 1/4″
  • Rim Diameter 11″
  • Overall Instrument Length 33 1/4″
  • Weight Approx. 5 lbs
  • WARRANTY: 6 Years

** Comparison - Goodtime 17-fret vs 19-fret tenor banjos ** 
17-fret - shorter neck (13-1/2" nut to rim), frets spaced more closely (21" scale), 1-1/8" nut 
19-fret - longer neck (15-1/2" nut to rim), frets spaced farther apart (23" scale), 1-3/16" nut 
Most tenor banjo cases & bags accommodate the 2" length difference

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