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Musical instruments classification is not an exact science, so don't take this as the one and only absolute truth. Some experts may classify the instruments differently, some may include other instruments in the family, some may use other criteria to define different banjo types.
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Mandola family
Banjola
Guitar
Acoustic guitar
Tenor guitar
Eight-string tenor guitar
Plectrum guitar
Eight-string plectrum guitar
Banjo-guitar
Dojo
Electric banjo-guitar
Banjo (1)
Gourd banjo
Minstrel banjo
Mandolin-banjo
Twelve-string mandolin-banjo
Five-string banjo
Piccolo banjo
Pony banjo
Banjeaurine
A-scale banjo
Long-scale banjo
Cello banjo
Electric banjo
Classical banjo
Four-string banjo
Banjolele
Banjolin
Alto banjolin
Tenor banjo
Tango banjo
Short scale tenor banjo
Irish tenor banjo
Tenor banjolin
Plectrum banjo
Bass banjolin
Bass banjo
Upright bass banjo
Guitar-banjo
Twelve-string guitar-banjo
Electric guitar-banjo
Zither-banjo
Fretless banjo
Banjo harp
Five-string banjo harp
Tenor harp
Cumbus
Banjo cumbus
Cura cumbus
Tambor cumbus
Zither instruments
Bulbul tarang
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