Recording King introduces the RK-R36 and the RK-OT25.
The RK-R36 tone ring banjo has mahogany resonator and neck, and the RK-OT25 is an open back with a scooped fretboard and no-knot tailpiece.
The new RK-R36 is built with a Mastertone-style bell brass cast tone ring and one-piece flange like the RK-R35, with a select mahogany resonator and neck. The 24-hook brass tension hoop is designed to allow the head to be adjusted to the perfect tension, and the nickel-plated hardware is designed to match vintage Mastertone-style specs.
The new RK-OT25 is an old-time picking machine, with a steam-bent maple rim, 24-bracket tension hoop, and dual coordinator rods for adjustability. Other features include scooped fretboard, presto tailpiece and old-style Remo FiberSkyn head.
Pricing & Availability:
The new Madison models start at a street price of $499.99 and come with Recording King’s lifetime warranty.
See the new Madison banjos at www.recordingking.com/products/banjos-all-models/banjos-rk-r36.
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