Gold Tone's most affordable Irish tenor banjo, the Cripple Creek seventeen-fret Irish Tenor banjo provides professional quality at a bargain price for the beginning player. The CC-IT is also perfect for the more experienced player who needs a second instrument. All players will love the fast, smooth neck, the high-quality components, the resonator back, and the incisive, authentic tone. Available as a left-handed model.

Features: 

  • Folkternative Design.
  • Rolled Brass Tone Ring.
  • Maple Construction.
  • Snowflake Inlay.  

Specifications: 

Headstock

  • Buttons: B-Style.
  • Nut Width: 1-1/16" ZeroGlide Nut.
  • Tuners: Sealed Guitar-Style.

Neck

  • Fingerboard: Rosewood.
  • Frets: 17.
  • Inlay: Snowflake.
  • Material: Maple.
  • Truss Rod: Two-Way Adjustable.

Body

  • Armrest: Gold Tone Engraved.
  • Binding: Black ABS.
  • Brackets: 18.
  • Bridge: Maple w/ Ebony Cap.
  • Coordinator Rods: Dual 11".
  • Finish: Natural / High Gloss.
  • Hardware: Chrome Plated.
  • Head: 11" Remo LC Smooth.
  • Resonator: 13" Maple.
  • Rim: 11" Multi-Ply Maple.
  • Tailpiece: Terminator.
  • Tension Hoop: 11" Flat Bar.
  • Tone Ring: 11" Rolled Brass Flat Bar.

Dimensions

  • Scale Length: 19-3/4".
  • Weight: 5 lbs.

Other

  • String Gauge: .040w, .030w, .020w, .010.
  • Tuning: GDAE.
  • Option 1: SMP+ P.
  • Option 2: Fishman Rare Earth Pickup.
  • Hard Case: HDITR15 (Optional).
  • Gig Bag: HBIT (Optional). 
  • Left-Handed Available: Yes.

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • CC-IT Cripple Creek Irish Tenor Banjo
Finish
  • Natural High Gloss
Categories
Year
  • 2026

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