Always looking for new ways to make banjos more accessible to guitar players, Deering’s new Goodtime six-string is “kind of a change in thinking,” said Deering’s Barry Hunn at the Summer NAMM Show in Nashville last week.
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“The neck on this instrument is much more slender and very shallowly profiled, so that it’s really easy to reach the chords,” Hunn said. What’s more, a slightly narrower nut width makes the instrument “comfortable for most guitar players, especially electric guitar players and acoustic players that play a lot of rhythm,” Hunn added.