Скачать или смотреть 1930s Recording King Banjo + Huber Tone Ring | Day 11 🪕

Day 11 of our 12 Days of Christmas brings a unique opportunity: a late 1930s Recording King banjo made by Gibson at their Kalamazoo factory—upgraded with a Huber HR-30 flathead tone ring.

Recording King banjos from this era were manufactured by Gibson for Montgomery Ward's mail-order catalog. This Model #731 started life as a tenor and has been professionally converted to 5-string by a serious collector who owned over 200 banjos.

The conversion includes a high-quality replacement neck (believed to be from Frank Neat, a $1,700+ neck), and the Huber HR-30 tone ring brings this prewar instrument to professional-grade performance.

What's original: sunburst maple resonator, one-piece flange, 5/8" maple rim, and a prewar Presto tailpiece worth about $250 on its own.

The combination of aged 1930s wood with Steve Huber's renowned HR-30 tone ring creates a voice that modern banjos simply cannot replicate. Set up by our luthier and ready to play.
$4,499.99 – Call or visit our website to purchase.

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Chapters:

0:00 – Introducing the 1930s Recording King
0:15 – Gibson-made history
0:35 – The conversion story
0:55 – Huber HR-30 tone ring
1:10 – Sound demo