Every Dixieland Jazz Band needs a 4-string tenor banjo--it's the foundation of the rhythm. If you're starting to learn the tenor, your best choice for a first instrument is the RB-20T by Rover. The modern composite rim with open-back construction makes for a lightweight, easily-portable banjo that sounds great and looks even better! The neck is small and perfectly shaped. The frets are carefully rounded to ensure the lowest, easiest action. It's the perfect student instrument at the perfect price--the new RB-20T from Rover!

Gold Tone Cripple Creek Irish Tenor Banjo with brass tone ring, guitar style tuners, snowflake inlay, chrome hardware, maple resonator, maple neck, dual coordinator rods, and maple rim and neck.

The CC-Plectrum includes a removable resonator for increased tone and volume. This model has helped to start thousands of people on Plectrum banjo.

The CC-Tenor includes a removable resonator for increased tone and volume. This model has helped to start thousands of people on the tenor banjo.

The popularity of the Irish tenor is increasing dramatically and mandolinists now can include a 4-string banjo in their instrument collection. The IT-250 is designed for the plunky tone sought after in Irish music. The 17-fret neck uses heavier strings and is tuned to GDAE, an octave below a mandolin.

The Plectrum is enjoying a resurgence of popularity in the states and overseas. Our PS-250 is of vintage design with a penetrating tone. This professional instrument is a welcome addition to all 4-string players. This 22-fret plectrum is normally tuned to CGBD.

Exceptional tone and exquisite appearance! The TS-250 is a vintage replica of the most popular tenor ever played. This four-string is set up to play with low-action for easy chording and maximum speed. Includes a one-piece flange and 14” resonator. This 19-fret tenor is tuned to CGDA.