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Thumpy Banjo – Standard – 25 / 11
Author: Bob Browder
From the Owner… From the moment I first played my Thumpy Banjo, I knew I had something truly special in my hands. The 23.6″ scale tackhead model that Bob built for me delivers a tone that is nothing short of exquisite—round, full, and deeply resonant, with just the right amount of thump and clarity to […]
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23.6 / 11 – Steel Strung Tackhead
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11 Inch Ultra-Light Banjo
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Ultra-Light Banjo in Walnut
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23.6/12 Steel String
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25/11 Steel String
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Thumpy Bantam Ultra-Light
The Bantam Ultra-Light is the lightest steel-strung banjo I have built to date. Great for anyone that likes a small, light-weight comfort banjo. Head is permanently fixed and does not have adjustment hardware that pokes the player in the ribs or legs. Here are the specifics:
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Reflections on the Thumpy Ogee
I’ve been on a bit of an artist’s journey with the banjo. My entry point to banjo building was steel-strung banjos in the style of Kyle Creed. After having spent a few years working in that style I took a big step back in time and immersed myself in building gourd banjos. I worked with […]
Five string banjo, short-scale nylon strung fretless. Great for clawhammer and finger-style parlor music. Plays well in common old-time tunings like A, C, D, and G. Will also go down further than G, plays well in F and B-flat. This particular Thumpy Banjo features an 12″ rim with a Fyberskin head. Very articulate for a […]