Banjo with six strings and dual pickups

The banjo features a circular body with a light, possibly translucent drum-like head and a dark, polished wooden rim. A circular soundhole is centered on the head. The instrument possesses a long neck with a dark, likely rosewood fretboard marked by metallic frets. Six strings extend from the body, over the fretboard, and attach to the wooden headstock via tuning pegs. Two small knobs are located on the body, likely for volume and tone control. Two rectangular pickups are also visible mounted on the body near the bridge where the strings meet the body.