Exact appearance of new instruments may vary.

Deering Tenor Goodtime Special, 17-Fret  (TGOOD2SP-17)
  ** See below to compare 17-fret to 19-fret Goodtime tenors **

• Neck
• Neck Wood: Rock Maple
• Neck Shape:
• Stain: None
• Finish: Satin
• Nut Width: 1 1/8"
• Nut Material: Lexan Polycarbonate
• Tuners: Sealed Geared Tuners
• 5th String Tuner:
• Frets: 17 Pressed In Nickel Silver Frets
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• Pot
• Rim: 11" 3-Ply Violin Grade Maple Rim
• Rim Diameter: 11"
• Tone Ring: Patented Goodtime Special Steel Tone Ring
• Head: 11" Bottom Frosted High Crown
• Tension Hoop: Beveled Steel Tension Hoop
• Hooks & Nuts: 16 Flat J-Hooks with 9/32″ Nuts
• Flange: Two Piece Goodtime Series Flange
• Armrest: Goodtime Armrest
• Hardware Plating: Nickel
• Tailpiece: Deering Patented Goodtime Tailpiece
• Finish: Hand Rubbed Polyurethane with Carnuba Wax Finish
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• Resonator
• Resonator Wood: 3-Ply Poplar/Poplar/Maple
• Resonator Finish: Satin
• Resonator Sidewalls: Straight
• Resonator Diameter: 13 7/8"
• Resonator Stain: None
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• Dimensions
• Neck Width at the Nut: 1 1/8"
• Scale Length Nut to Bridge: 21"
• Rim Diameter: 11"
• Overall Instrument Length: 32"
• Weight Approx.: 8 lbs
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• Warranty: 6 Years
• Deering Tenor Strings: 10, 16, 24w, 30w
• Comes tuned: C, G, D, A
• Easily tuned to other common tenor tunings

** 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.