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One of my YouTube buddies has a beautiful long neck banjo of unknown origin. has anyone heard of it?The name "Delta Queen" is inlaid on the peg head, an eagle engraved on the back of the resonator…Continue
Started Feb 19, 2012
While following some odd links I came across some…Continue
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Here's a pleasant little find.This is at…Continue
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Does anyone know how a tone ring does its job? Is it a resonating unit or is it a hard weight to keep the vibrations of the skin from dissipating into the wooden rim?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Claude L. Medearis Mar 23, 2011.
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I bought the book this week. Mel Bay, 2007.
I was hoping for some history and comparisons of the various styles, but it turned out to be a collection of tablature, transcribed by Steve Garner, from the album Mike Seeger recorded for Smithsonian Folkways in 1956. The text is limited to a two page introduction.
As tablature, of course, you have to tune your…
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Seen your walnut banjo, looks great. Do you have any detailed plans/drawings/measurements. I have just made a plectrum banjo and it sound not to bad. I would really like to make similar to your walnut banjo, so help would be appreciated.
Cheers
George Martin
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