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This Vega Pete Seeger Extra Long Neck is a signature model of Pete Seeger, the renowned folk singer and political activist. Seeger was instrumental in popularizing "We Shall Overcome," the anthem of the Civil Rights Movement, and played a key role in bringing the long neck banjo into the limelight. This banjo, both fine-looking and great to play, underwent a refinish to a natural look long ago. It features a Tubaphone tone ring with a bracket band. Accompanied by a period Vega hard shell case (slightly oversized with green lining), this instrument is in Very Good to Excellent Condition (VG-EC).
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The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams.
For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880
- SN A-125221
- 1965
- VG-EC
- Semi-gloss natural finish on neck (refinished)
- Two piece maple neck with mahogany center strip
- Natural finish on ~3/8" multi-ply maple rim (refinished)
- Maple heel cap (appears replaced)
- White-bound 25-fret ebony fingerboard
- Pearl dot inlays
- Tubaphone tone ring
- 24 brackets with bracket band
- 10-15/16" Renaissance-style head
- Notched tension hoop
- Dual coordinator rods
- D-shaped neck profile
- 1-5/32" nut, ~32-1/4" scale
- Replacement, period gold Grover Rotomatic tuners (stamped "PAT. PEND. U.S.A.")
- Replacement 5th string peg
- Armrest
- Headstock overlay features pearl "VEGA" logo and star inlay
- Newer Kerschner-style tailpiece
- Eye hook installed in neck by 15th fret
- Small hole in 12th fret (from removed railroad spike)
- Built in the U.S.A.
- With period Vega HSC (slightly oversized, green lining)
Vega Pete Seeger Extra Long Neck Open Back Banjo (1965)
Vega Pete Seeger Extra Long Neck Open Back Banjo (1965)
SKU: 60U-218399
This Vega Pete Seeger Extra Long Neck is a signature model of Pete Seeger, the renowned folk singer and political activist. Seeger was instrumental in popularizing "We Shall Overcome," the anthem of the Civil Rights Movement, and played a key role in bringing the long neck banjo into the limelight. This banjo, both fine-looking and great to play, underwent a refinish to a natural look long ago. It features a Tubaphone tone ring with a bracket band. Accompanied by a period Vega hard shell case (slightly oversized with green lining), this instrument is in Very Good to Excellent Condition (VG-EC).
More Details
More Details
The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams.
For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880
- SN A-125221
- 1965
- VG-EC
- Semi-gloss natural finish on neck (refinished)
- Two piece maple neck with mahogany center strip
- Natural finish on ~3/8" multi-ply maple rim (refinished)
- Maple heel cap (appears replaced)
- White-bound 25-fret ebony fingerboard
- Pearl dot inlays
- Tubaphone tone ring
- 24 brackets with bracket band
- 10-15/16" Renaissance-style head
- Notched tension hoop
- Dual coordinator rods
- D-shaped neck profile
- 1-5/32" nut, ~32-1/4" scale
- Replacement, period gold Grover Rotomatic tuners (stamped "PAT. PEND. U.S.A.")
- Replacement 5th string peg
- Armrest
- Headstock overlay features pearl "VEGA" logo and star inlay
- Newer Kerschner-style tailpiece
- Eye hook installed in neck by 15th fret
- Small hole in 12th fret (from removed railroad spike)
- Built in the U.S.A.
- With period Vega HSC (slightly oversized, green lining)