Recording King Banjos

Recording King has a history dating back to the 1930’s, when players wanted instruments with a bigger tone that would stand out from bands and orchestras. New instruments from Recording King carry a piece of history with each model. Legendary Recording King banjos feature intricate inlaid engravings and a classic, sparkling tone. Master designer Greg Rich has developed these instruments as faithful reproductions. From Golden Age craftsmanship to original engravings, Recording King provides the royal awakening of musical authenticity. Warranty Details NOTE: We offer Free Shipping within the US with all Recording King Banjos. At the present time our ProStores merchant account doesn't give us an option for free shipping so once you check out there will be a small shipping charge automatically applied. We'll apply a credit to your card immediately for this amount once we receive your order and then we'll email you the credit transaction. If you have any questions please email me at angiesumpter@aol.com Prices listed are the full retail price. For a price quote on any Recording King instrument, Click Here If you're overseas and would like to purchase a banjo please email us for a shipping quote.
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RK-80 Professional Bluegrass Banjo (Lefty version available)	RK-R85-SN Soloist Bluegrass Banjo (Flamed Maple)	RK-R82 Mahogany Gold Plated Bluegrass Banjo	RK-R87 Soloist Bluegrass Gold Plated Maple Banjo	RK-R97 Artist Deluxe Engraved Gold Plated Maple Banjo	RK-R20 "Songster" Bluegrass Banjo	RK-R99 Artist Supreme Banjo	Recording King "The Scout" by Sonny Osborne
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Foggy Mt. Breakdown played by Wil Huckabay	Ballad of Jed Clampett played by Wil Huckabay			Cripple Creek played by Wil Huckabay	Blackberry Blossom played by Daniel Roy (Tx State Banjo Champ-2006)	Sound File "The Strand" made by new RK99 owner J. Traudt
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Testimonials:

Angie - I was really impressed with the sound and playability of the Recording King RK-80. They were very easy to set up (they are built to Gibson specs). The mahogany had a nice woodsy tone, and yet clear and bold. The price is EXTREMELY reasonable. If I was to buy a new banjo in this day and age it would be this one. I understand they are coming out with a maple version, which is more to my liking....cant wait to get my hands on that model! Wil Huckabay - BanjoMD.com

"I've just recently acquired an RK-R80 and dude.......all I can say is WOW! You hear allot here about them and it's hard sometimes to tell the difference between hype and the real deal, but these banjos are everything that folks are saying about them..and much more! I can now see what the rave is all about. As far as everything else on this banjo, it is perfect. The wood is very impressive....actually, it's freekin' beautiful! The hardware seems to be very good.......the tuners are working perfectly and I'm having no problems with the banjo staying in tune at all. This banjo, in regards to quality and feel, is equal to any that I've played that cost 2 to 3 times as much so there's no problem there either. The sound is truely awesome! Again, it sounds better than most of the other high end banjos that I've had a chance to play." Michael

Recording King has a history dating back to the 1930’s, when players wanted instruments with a bigger tone that would stand out from bands and orchestras. New instruments from Recording King carry a piece of history with each model.

Bluegrass Banjos Check out the NEW! Archtops!

Bluegrass Banjos
Check out the NEW! Archtops!