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DEMO REASON : LARGE FINISH CRACKING ON BOTTOM OF RESONATOR

The Orange Blossom (OB) banjos harken back to Gold Tone's early days and their popularity hasn't diminished over the decades. These professional-grade banjos evoke the great pre-WWII banjos played by the Masters: Earl Scruggs, Don Reno, J.D. Crow -- all depended on those great banjos from the Midwest USA to power their sound.

The OB-250 has everything needed to produce THAT tone: a sand-cast bell brass flathead tone ring, a cast one-piece resonator flange circling a multi-ply maple rim with twin coordinator rods and an extra-deep curly maple multi-ply resonator for better low-end response. The curly maple neck has a bound ebony fretboard with hearts & flowers inlay. The bracket hooks even have metric threading to enable finer tension adjustment. Comes with a hard shell case.

Features:
* Bell Brass Tone Ring
* 3-Ply Canadian Maple Rim
* GT Master Planetary Tuners
* Hearts & Flowers Inlay

Specifications:
* Neck: Maple
* Finish: Vintage Brown
* Fingerboard: Ebony
* Bridge: Maple with Ebony Cap
* Tuners: GT Master Planets
* Inlay: Hearts & Flowers
* Truss Rod: Two-Way Adjustable
* Tone Ring: Bell Brass
* Rim: 3-Ply Canadian Maple
* Tension Hoop: Notched Brass
* Flange: One Piece Die Cast Zinc
* Binding: Wood
* Brackets: 24
* Buttons: C-Style
* Hardware: Chrome Plated
* Pickups: Optional
* Tailpiece: 5-String Straightline
* Resonator: 14" Flamed Maple
* Armrest: Gold Tone Engraved
* Head: 11" HC Frosted
* Number of Frets: 22
* Nut Width: 1-3/16" Bone
* Scale Length: 26-3/16"
* Weight: 13 lbs.
* Tuning: GDGBD
* Strings: .011 .013 .016 .024w .011
* Hard Case: Included