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Skillet Head
The Skillet Head was a name
given to an early 1950s Bow-Tie Ron found. It was not just a banjo
built in the 1950s. It was put together with left over
prewar parts at the factory. It went together in an
un-usual way to create what we see as the ultimate flathead.
This banjo quickly gained respect from the flathead community
so we knew that we must reproduce it and that we did.
Now everyone can have one.
$6,060
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Highest
Quality Mahogany Neck, Yates Pre-War Style Resonator and "Fat Rim". Rim
and Resonator now Thermal Aged.
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Finish is “Distressed” for that
early 1950s
look and, feel.
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Flat Rosewood Fingerboard, Ebony Peg
Head, Mother of Pearl Inlay
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Light Weight
Flange
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Narrow Frets
(worked down and re-crowned for easier playing and pull-offs)
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Yates Bridge
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Special 50's style Tailpiece
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Yates
adged three ply
maple rim
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Distressed Nickel Plated Metal Parts
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Three fifth string spikes
(7th, 8th & 9th frets)
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Yates
20 Hole Nickel Plated Tone Ring
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Rickard Cyclone Tuners
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Steel coordinator rods
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T– Wrench—for
tuning the head
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Hard shell case
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email - gotprewar@gmail.com |
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