Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Deering Solana Demonstration from Summer NAMM 2014
The Deering Solana banjitars have a cool, old-timey sound due to the use of nylon strings. The maple fingerboard and rim, flat fingerboard radius, 2" wide neck, bridge plate, and built-in pickup give the instrument a unique feel and tone. This video goes into the specs of the instrument moreso than a sound demonstration. At the end it does give you an idea what the plugged-in pickup sounds like.
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