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Wild and Crazy Banjos
Whoa! check out these wild and crazy banjos. I can't tell exactly how big the big one is. That's a lot of brackets though.
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Permalink Reply by Trapdoor2 on
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The big one (with an insane number of brackets) very likely has a hollow neck. The inlays appear to have piercings into the cavity. My Windsor #1 also has a hollow neck and "vented inlays". I love goofy stuff like this!
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Permalink Reply by Jody Stecher on
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Me too.
Trapdoor2 said:The big one (with an insane number of brackets) very likely has a hollow neck. The inlays appear to have piercings into the cavity. My Windsor #1 also has a hollow neck and "vented inlays". I love goofy stuff like this!
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Permalink Reply by marc dalmasso on
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i also have a Windsor with a hollow neck ; there are supposed have been made by a "Cello " luthier ; a luthier who have the habbit to make cello " necks ; when the cello need to have a new fingerboard , steam is send in the hole to separate the fingerboard from the neck
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Sitar also has a hollow neck. But no fingerboard!
I would love to play a hollow neck Windsor to find out how it sounds. I've never seen one except in photos.
marc dalmasso said:i also have a Windsor with a hollow neck ; there are supposed have been made by a "Cello " luthier ; a luthier who have the habbit to make cello " necks ; when the cello need to have a new fingerboard , steam is send in the hole to separate the fingerboard from the neck
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