Kay K-52 Tenor Banjo c. 1950 brand_ Kahanamoku Hagstrom is upping the ante

Hagstrom is upping the ante in the semi hollow realm with a gammut of sound and stunning looks

this tapestry of nearly two hundred American popular and protest songs was created by three giants of performance and musical research: Alan Lomax

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The thin "V" profile of the maple neck fits comfortably in the player's hand and the removal of the fretboard extension beyond the 20th fret allows for easy strumming without getting hung up on the extended upper frets

Rich satin mahogany finish

Kay K-52 Tenor Banjo c. 1950 brand_ Kahanamoku Hagstrom is upping the anteHere for sale we have a Kay made Tenor banjo. This model the K 52 has been beautifully restored with new flamed maple neck binding and new frosted head. the Kay company was never known as high end instruments, but has gained a lot of attention because of their unique and unusual designs that over time have become sought after by players and collectors alike. This one sounds amazingly clear and present without harshness. It features a Mahogany wood