Aria Banjo SB, 1990s, with hard case

This is a relatively inexpensive Asian-made banjo, but it has been disassembled, set up, and fine-tuned by the purchasing music store, allowing it to be played with the same playability as higher-end models.
The neck and resonator are mahogany, with a rosewood fingerboard.
The head is made by REMO, and the pegs are original and operate smoothly.
It features a multi-plywood rim and nickel hardware, with some cloudiness on the plating of the metal parts.
The tone ring is a metal ring, characterized by its bright sound.
It is light and lively, yet produces a solid sound.
Because it has been properly set up, I believe it would be very useful as a practice instrument or as a second banjo for casual outdoor use.
It can also be used for sound effects in country-style folk and rock music.
Given the price, I think it's an instrument you can have a lot of fun with.
At the 12th fret, the 1st string is approximately 1.8mm, which is slightly lower than the typical setting for a professional bluegrass banjo, but this makes it easier and more accessible to play.
While it is by no means a finely crafted instrument, I believe it is an enjoyable one.
Comes with its original dedicated hard case.