Pilgrim Celtic Dawn VPB-070T Tenor Banjo

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Description

The Pilgrim Celtic Dawn VPB-070T Tenor Banjo is a classic-style 19-fret instrument with an adjustable tailpiece. It boasts a solid Maple with Rosewood shell and a 24-bracket tone ring with a genuine Remo Weatherking head for a vibrant, powerful tone that is ideal whether you’re playing solo, with a band or doing session work.

The Pilgrim Resonator Tenor Banjo features a Flamed Maple neck with Ebony fingerboard and Maple with Ebony bridge all of which add to this banjos unique tones.

This series of Tenor Banjos includes a short scale, a ‘White Laydie’ tone ring model and a resonator, all guaranteed to produce the most accurate traditional tones across the range.

Pilgrim Celtic Dawn VPB-070T Tenor Banjo:Features

  • Shell: Maple with Rosewood
  • Tonering: Rolled brass
  • Resonator: Flamed maple
  • Brackets: 24
  • Head: Remo weatherking fibreskyn
  • Neck: Flamed maple
  • Fingerboard: Ebony with cream binding
  • Fingerboard Inlay: Star inlay
  • Scale: 576MM
  • Bridge: Maple with ebony
  • Top Nut: Bone
  • Tailpiece: Adjustable
  • Headstock: Pilgrim outline sharp-ebony face and MOP Inlay. Recessed wood Truss rod cover
  • Machine Head: Geared-ivory buttons

PAUL TEBBUTT – PILGRIM DESIGNER

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An accomplished musician, guitarist, banjo player and singer, Paul Tebbutt, is a man for whom quality and perfection remains of prime importance.

 His Pilgrim brand created a real stir in acoustic guitar circles following its introduction back in the 1970’s, and which was available into the mid to late 1980’s. A UK company – based in Leicestershire, Pilgrim’s small-scale production ensured that the guitar’s premier quality construction was always the prime focus, even if it did mean that production levels never ran into big numbers.

The impressive performance ensured that Pilgrim guitars gained cult status amongst players of the time, garnering many accolades and awards, and are still sought after today, and Paul has always felt that his instruments should reflect the lives of the musicians who play them, and enhance their overall playing experience.

‘Pilgrim’ today keeps the spirit of those pioneering early Pilgrim guitars alive, with Paul overseeing all aspects of design and construction. The range has expanded to include a whole host of folk instruments including mandolins, mandolas and finely-crafted banjos, with Paul’s Morning Star range representing the very pinnacle of design and build quality.

Additional information

Weight 10 kg
Dimensions 54 × 17 × 96 cm