Fender leo banjo serial numbers full#
Fender leo banjo serial numbers free#

Fender leo banjo serial numbers full#

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Fender leo banjo serial numbers free#

Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care. Features: Gorgeous fretboard and headstock inlays ply. With a ply flame maple resonator and neck, This FB58 banjo also features die-cast metal tone ring for superior resonance, chrome covered tuners for stable tuning.ДЇull piece bracket on this Fender banjo ensures even tension on the head, and tonal integrity. Description This is a heavy instrument! Seriously loud, great tone for a banjo. Please confirm your email before sending messages. Buyer receives a full refund in their original payment method less any shipping costs. Items must be returned in original, as-shipped condition with all original packaging and no signs of use.Д«uyer assumes responsibility for all return shipping costs unless the item was not received as described. Taxes are charged in the following regions either by the seller, per their tax policy, or by Reverb as a Marketplace Facilitator. To negotiate shipping rates to other locations, please send me a message. I will ship with tracking to the listed regions. Accurate description, great communication and excellent delivery. Mint condition!Д®xcellent communication throughout the negotiation. This guitar was everything it was advertised to be. Then there is another small 'issue'Excellent seller. I've played it during my lesson and like the thick neck and overall feel. Wow, thanks all for the replies! Good info. Lots of volume, just not the quality, especially up the neck. The banjo did sound acceptable when played alone, but next to my other banjos, it didn't have the tone. The neck was a little thick and the chrome was full of little flaws. I bought one to evaluate and was not overly impressed. There was nothing really deluxe about them, just another marketing ploy. I think what happened was that the Fender Leo the only Fender made after the California Fenders were discontinued morphed into the Fender Leo Deluxe and then they changed it to the FB Deluxe and made them using maple instead of mahogany and then they dropped the Deluxe tag altogether. Right out of the box the tone isn't great and it scares a lot of people off and I think that this banjo has not received the respect it deserves.

From the word 'Deluxe' was on the 12th fret, but after that it was changed. I have no affiliation with the seller!!! I contacted Fender and they are the same instrument. Nice looking banjo and I believe it's Walnut. If your buying oneI'd also take a look at the Fender fb59 here in the classifieds. No difference in sound or major parts as far as I know. If anythingit will probably just be asthetics and maybe will have an engraved arm rest or little different peg head inlay. It's probably just a change in years of make or made for export to other countries. Please note this is an archived topicso it is locked and unable to be replied to.Дoes anyone know the difference between the FB 58s that have 'Deluxe' as an inlay on the fretboard and the ones that don't? Seems that most don't but I know of one for sale that has that and the owner doesn't know the history on it. I don't think the Leo DeLuxe was made in the 70's.Save Password. It was loud, but lacked the clarity of tone when played against my better banjos. The only Leo I figure worth owning is the Japanese model. I th think the current chinese-made FB has dropped the Deluxe tag. I'm not sure of the chronology, but the Leo was Japanese-made. I have some vintage magazine articles where Bill Emerson compares the to the Gibsons of the same era. The Leo is a fine banjo, very underpriced. The model that I bought is exactly the same as the one at the following website on eBay: ebay.

Everything is still in great condition including all the plating and finish. The tone ring should be either brass or pot metal, I can't remember, but I'm thinking pot metal 'diecast'. They were decent banjos, equivalent to the GTR of the era. The 's Fender Leo was their banjo after they ceased production on the California fenders. I have looked on the Fender website and, as Desert Rose indicated in another discussion, it was of little help. Or, I got it for about what it's worth and feel just fine about that too. I also found, in another location, a Fender Leo that had dot inlays. It has some nice fingerboard inlays and sounds really good. I just purchased a s model Fender Leo banjo. Standard Please note this is an archived topicso it is locked and unable to be replied to.