Brown Musical Instruments: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 19, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 13 listings for Brown Musical Instruments, including options from Gibson and Kikkerland. Compare product details and listed prices.
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Epiphone Mastertone Bowtie Open Back Banjo, Natural
Gibson
$799.00

Epiphone Broadway, Vintage Sunburst
Gibson
$999.00

Epiphone Broadway, Left-Handed, Vintage Sunburst
Gibson
$999.00

Kalimba
Kikkerland
$16.00

Epiphone Mastertone Classic Banjo, Natural
Gibson
$999.00

Solid Drum
PlanToys
$35.99

Gibson Thunderbird Bass, Tobacco Burst Perimeter
Gibson
$2,499.00

Gibson Hummingbird Studio EC, Tri-Burst Satin
Gibson
$2,999.00

Gibson Hummingbird Studio Walnut, Walnut Burst
Gibson
$2,699.00

Colletti Guitars Speed of Sound Mandolin Burst 2024
The Music Zoo
$3,499.00

Auris Pentatonic Glockenspiel - 432Hz
Camden Rose
$148.00

Tobias Growler V, Left-Handed, Satin Natural
Gibson
$1,499.00

Bacchus Woodline Jazz Burner WL4DX-A-NA-BN
The Music Zoo
$1,600.00
The 13 displayed listings with prices are listed from $16.00 to $3,499.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Common materials include solid wood finishes such as natural, walnut and burst stains, as well as metal hardware on drums and glockenspiels. Instruments span banjos, guitars, mandolins, drums and a kalimba.
When choosing a brown instrument, look for solid wood construction, a finish that protects without obscuring grain, and hardware that feels sturdy. Consider the instrument’s size, sound profile and whether it matches your skill level.
Questions
What is the benefit of a natural wood finish?
Natural finishes showcase the wood grain and usually age well, providing a classic look and resonant tone.
Do burst finishes affect the sound of a guitar?
Burst finishes are primarily aesthetic and have minimal impact on the instrument’s acoustic properties.
Is a kalimba a good starter instrument?
Yes, a kalimba is inexpensive, easy to play and great for learning basic rhythm and melody.
How should I care for a wooden instrument?
Store it in a stable environment away from extreme humidity, clean it with a soft cloth and occasionally apply a suitable wood conditioner.