Tackhead Travel Banjo with Internal Tension System
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Very nice! Many banjo makers seem to set the bridge right in the center of the head, while yours are off-center a bit. Is there a reason for that?
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that banjo is cool
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It has a good sharp tone, doesn't it? I love the way it sounds.
Is the skin glued to the hoop? It lies down smoother than I was expecting.
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you make some really nice instruments!
love the sound and the handmade look..
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oh man! no i didn´t. costa rica PURA VIDA! awesome!
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hi jeff,
what is the high action about? i see the difference,but don't understand it. thanks for your time. keepup the xcellent work. :)
psychodelicdragon 3 years ago
The strings are high on top of the head of the banjo making it easier for clawhammer players to frail aggressively. The only problem with a banjo like this is that it becomes difficult to "switch over" to a production banjo (which I tried to do the other day - boy did it take a while to get used to). Anyway, thanks for your compliments and interest.
Jeff
jdelfield 3 years ago
btw that internal tensioning system is brilliant. that´s the way to go with tack heads!!!!
BrunoEspo 3 years ago
Those Bodhran designers thought of it. I'm just applying it to the banjo. I was shocked how soft the head of my Salad Bowl Banjo #2 became on humid days.
Again, thanks for the compliment.
jdelfield 3 years ago
wow! jeff, you never seize to amaze me! GREAT work!
BrunoEspo 3 years ago
Bruno, good to hear from you again.
Did you notice the Costa Rica t-shirt?
Thanks for the compliment.
jdelfield 3 years ago