Deering Goodtime Two Banjo with Ryan Cavanaugh | Big Sciota

Ryan Cavanaugh takes the Deering Goodtime Two banjo for a spin with a rendition of the classic tune, Big Sciota. The Deering Goodtime Two banjo is a fantastic lightweight bluegrass style banjo that is made in the U.S.A.. It plays and sounds perfect and won't break the bank! Perfect for beginners that want to play bluegrass banjo or for more seasoned bluegrass banjo players who want to travel with their banjo.
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[@benca6151]

Good music. Sure wish I could play. Thanks!

[@jonbovideadoralive]

Sounds great

[@almorante]

Anyone knows the name of the song ?

[@nesarkwastaken]

Big Sciota, it's in the description

[@donaldfair4259]

Why doesn’t my Good Time two sound like this ??? It does not !!! My tuners come out to the side also . Not the back !

[@_Corndawgg]

Check your bridge or head, those can change the tone

[@NiekkieNick]

Nice banjo, but no truss rod is a deal breaker for me.

[@maineguitarists]

I would think though unless you are in the habit of leaning any stringed instrument against a wall or something and not keeping it in it's case or on a string swing while not using it, a rock maple neck shouldn't warp. Of course with acoustic guitars extreme temps are dangerous also hot and cold but these banjos are made pretty darn solid. My opinion but i have worked with rock maple on other projects including furniture and there is a reason it got its name! MT

[@edgarfriendly5321]

Every song sounds the same in Scruggs style. Old time is far better in every way.