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Gold Tone AC-4IT Composite 4-String Openback Irish Tenor Banjo

Description
The AC-4IT Composite Openback Irish Tenor Banjo features Gold Tone's snappy-sounding composite rim mated to a slim and easy-playing neck that's equipped with Gold Tone's patented Zero Glide nut. The AC-4IT weighs in at less than four pounds and is the perfect choice for beginners, for travel use or for a child's first banjo. This handsome Irish tenor banjo, with its matching black rim, neck and tuner buttons is professionally set up in Gold Tone's Florida shop and comes with a three-year transferable warranty.



Features
- Composite rim construction
- Lightweight, 4-string openback tenor design
- Remo 11" LC frosted head
- Zero Glide nut
Specs
- Style: Irish tenor banjo
- Orientation: Right-handed
- Neck: Nato
Finish: Satin blackFingerboard: Select woodBridge: Maple with ebony cap- Rim: Composite
- Tension Hoop: Flat bar
- Head: Remo 11" LC Smooth
Tuners: Covered guitar-styleInlay: DotTruss Rod: Two-Way AdjustableBinding: Black ABSBrackets: 16Buttons: Black PlasticHardware: Chrome-platedTailpiece: Vintage Gold ToneNumber of Frets: 19Nut Width: 1-3/16" boneScale Length: 22.5"Weight: 3.4 lb.Tuning: CGDATuning (Alternate): GDAEStrings: .030w, .022w, .012, .009Strings (Alternate): .040w, .030w, .020w, .013Gig bag: IncludedZero Glide Installed: Yes
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Reviewed by 2 customers
Awesome and fun !
submitted13 days ago
byJames
fromTampa, FL
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
This instrument was recommended by the employee at the desk and I'm glad he did because I haven't stopped playing it since I got it ! Im still getting acquainted to the instrument but it has a really good tone and is easy to navigate the fretboard. The high e is a little thin but I'm assuming it's a user or string error. Either way I would highly recommend if you're thinking about getting into Irish music. I also recommend Dunlap pics for consistent triplets.
Amazing and fun
submitteda month ago
byLayci
fromTexas
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I love my new banjo, I am looking forward to learning how to play!
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submitted3 years ago
asked byTrick
from19462
Is this available as fretless?
No, it isn’t.submitted4 years ago
asked byBR
fromundisclosed
How is this banjo tuned?
Standard Tenor tuning is C, G, D, Asubmitted4 years ago
asked byaj
fromundisclosed
what's the difference between the ac-4 and ac-4it aside from the slight price increase?
Fretboard wood and some hardware.submitted5 years ago
asked byIsobel
fromSan Francisco, CA
Hello, What is the return policy for this item? Thanks, Isobel
45 day return policy.














