The OB50 is the perfect entry level bass yet will work well in any.
Oscar Schmidt is a great brand that has a broad selection of soprano, concert, tenor, baritone, reonator ukuleles and. A classic and versatile bass at an affordable price. Picked up this Oscar Schmidt (by Washburn)Bass for 160. Aloha City Ukes is proud to be an Authorized Oscar Schmidt Ukulele Dealer. Features an 18 bracket tone ring, mahogany resonator and geared 5th string tuner and fingerboard scoop. The Washburn B8 might also be a decent banjo but the sound it might produce would be quite a bit more subdued, warmer, & sweeter than the all aluminum rim banjo.Įither of which can probably be set up and used as a student/practice banjo but they may not come that way from the dealer/vendor so you might be chasing some rabbits, getting them set up and playable. Oscar Schmidt is a great brand that has a broad selection of soprano, concert, tenor, baritone, reonator ukuleles and banjoleles. New Oscar Schmidt by Washburn OB3 5-String OPENBACK Open-Back Banjo Clawhammer The OB3 is one of the most affordable open back five string banjos in the world and is truly a pleasure to play. I am intimately familiar with both styles and, on that basis, my choice would be the Oscar Schmidt because it comes closer to having the potential to get a decent amount of volume and sound that is necessary if you want to play bluegrass. The Oscar Schmidt Company was founded in 1871 and manufactures quality stringed instruments like ukulele's, Autoharps, guitars, banjos and mandolins. I am intimately familiar with both styles and, on that basis, my choice would be the Oscar Schmidt because it comes closer to having the potential to get a decent amount of volume and sound that is necessary if you want to play bluegrass.
The Washburn B8 looks like a multi-ply wooden rim banjo with bracket hooks. The Oscar Schmidt Company was founded in 1871 and manufactures quality stringed instruments like ukuleles, Autoharps®, guitars, banjos and mandolins. The Washburn B8 looks like a multi-ply wooden rim banjo with bracket hooks. In 1930, Washburn merges with Tonk Brothers and releases the Solo Deluxe, the precursor of the auditorium style guitar and one of the best-selling guitars created. As best I can tell from available photos online, the Oscar Schmidt OB5 is of the style referred to as a "bottlecap banjo" because of the integral flange aluminum rim. In 1912, Washburn releases the Lakeside Jumbo, the first dreadnought guitar.
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