We hope you've surmised from the above text that we think this banjo is something more than a little bit special. It's a particularly warmly voiced 5 string, thanks in large part to the renaissance head and Sweetone tailpeice, but it maintains all the clarity and definition most players want in a resonator banjo. Where other banjos cut, the Omega glides smoothly, which will surely appeal to solo instrumentalists and less-traditionally minded 'Newgrass' style players. The gorgeously engraved Sweetone tailpiece adds the finishing touches to the Omega's tone and looks.Ĭlearly, the Omega was designed to appeal to a progressive picker who wants something most bluegrass banjos can't do. nickel, chrome, or gold hardware and a choice of custom colored polished lacquer finish. Under the hood you'll find OME's Megatone sandcast bell-bronze flat head tone ring seated perfectly on an air-dried three-ply maple rim and an 11" Remo Renaissance head is held in place by the company's own "F-hole" die-cast zinc one-piece flange and notched tension hoop. Celtic Star - Ome Banjos Banjos, Gold Hardware, Celtic, Gumbo. The instrument features headstock and fingerboard inlays that harken the turn-of-the century work of Vega's Consalvi, its hardware is gently antiqued, and it's built with some of the most dizzyingly figured maple imaginable - all beautifully highlighted by a vintage sunburst gloss lacquer finish. In true OME form, the Omega's esthetic eschews its tonal inspirations. It's a banjo that sounds good regardless of what your right hand is doing - and is as unique as it is exceptional. OME knee mute is available on all 4-string banjos. Silver Mogul banjos are available in 4-string plectrum resonator models. Hard shell plush lined case is included at no extra cost. Hand rubbed oil varnish finishes and lacquer upon request. ivory-black-ivory resonator binding, and a tinted lacquer finish hand rubbed to a fine polish are standard. An amazing instrument, this 5 string transcends the lines that separate Scruggs style two-finger and clawhammer frailing styles. Although some banjo companies, like Deering, Goldtone and OME, have had market longevity. That love was reaffirmed and ultimately solidified at first pluck. It was the centerpiece of their display (for obvious reasons), and we fell in love with it at first glance. This banjo has only been played a handful of times, and has been kept in the case in a climate-controlled home since purchase.We discovered this incredible one-of-a-kind banjo at OME's NAMM show booth earlier in the year. Curly maple neck and rim with beautiful polished lacquer finish.
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Two adjustable brass rim rods & Trillium Description The Sweetgrass open back banjo is one of OMEs Professional models. Heavy notched tension hoop & Renaissance head Ebonite capped and simulated tortoise bound rim
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Kremmels career began 10 years ago with a course in guitar making at the Denver Free University.
Ome, in its five years, has produced 1,000 banjos. Hardened nickel-silver frets and bone string nut NBN and Ome grew out of a Gold Hill banjo company called Ode, that was later bought by Baldwin Music. Inlayed front and side position markers
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This produces a somewhat “Brighter” tone and response than the shorter 25.5” scale used on the “Old-Time” Series banjos, but it is still the “Woodiest” sounding Vintage Series banjo. This banjo has the OME maple Tone Rim construction with two adjustable brass rim rods. The 2-ply solid flamed maple rim is 9/16” thick and is capped with black ebonite and bound with simulated tortoise shell. The JUBILEE features a standard 26.25” scale, 1.28” nut width, and a 17 fret S-scoped fingerboard.
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