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From marktegan on 10/7/2011 8:51:46 AM

Just got a Gold Tone IT-250 and very happy with it. It's taken me years to get into an instrument that suits my taste.

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Primaris says: 10/10/2011 4:25:50 PM congrats! my tenor banjo was my 1st instrument ever. no regrets
dguzek says: 5/31/2012 5:02:28 PM I am a new irish tenor player, converting from mandolin. I am considering the Gold Tone IT-250 or CC-IT, a $300 difference. Any thoughts on what would serve a new player?
dguzek says: 5/31/2012 5:07:21 PM I am a new irish tenor player, converting from mandolin. I am considering the Gold Tone IT-250 or CC-IT, a $300 difference. Any thoughts on what would serve a new player?
	David Locky says: 11/13/2012 11:04:41 AM Probably too late, but not to say that the CC-IT is a slouch -- it is what it is, a solid entry level short scale tenor banjo made of excellent materials, design, and nice-looking -- but I've played both and own the IT-250 and the IT-250 is a worthwhile upgrade.
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