Cedar Mountain Tenor Banjo Ukulele (Cherry) w/ Cardinal Inlay – Handmade for my father and in Excellent Condition.
This is a handcrafted Cedar Mountain tenor banjo ukulele built in Brevard, North Carolina by Lo Gordon—one of the most respected small-shop builders in the old-time banjo world.
This instrument features a beautiful cherry wood neck and rim with a warm, mellow tone typical of Cedar Mountain’s “woody” construction (no heavy metal tone ring). It is fitted with a Fiberskyn-style head, giving it that classic old-time character—less harsh brightness, more warmth and depth.
A standout feature is the custom red cardinal inlay on the headstock, done in abalone and other materials. This is not a standard production design and gives the instrument a unique, artistic touch.
Specs / Features:
- Tenor banjo ukulele (larger scale for improved volume and playability)
- Cherry wood neck and rim
- Open-back “woody” construction
- Fiberskyn-style head
- Custom cardinal inlay on headstock
- Handmade in Brevard, NC by Lo Gordon
- 440 Series
Condition:
Excellent overall condition. The instrument has been well cared for, with clean hardware, a straight neck, and no visible cracks or structural issues. It plays and presents beautifully.
Includes:
Padded gig bag
About Cedar Mountain:
Cedar Mountain banjos are boutique, handcrafted instruments favored by old-time and folk musicians. They are built in small numbers, and each one has its own character—far from mass-produced banjos.
Why This One:
If you’re looking for a high-quality, handmade banjo uke with personality and tone to match, this is a great example. The custom inlay and cherry construction make it both a player’s instrument and a unique piece.
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