Blue Ridge Cabin - 1930 Granada banjo
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All Comments (16)
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I've found it beneficial to have the banjo in tune.
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I agree. I was about to say the exact same thing when I saw this. The head on my banjo is really loose and I love how it sounds. I would much rather here that BIG FAT sound than a shrill or tinty sound like a tight head produces.
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@bullystick I agree, this is about the perfect sound for an archtop!
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I won't show this to my brother who sold a pre-civil war gibson on e-bay for "a song", as they say. He now regrets it. Your banjo and your pickin' sound great!
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Man that thing is sweet!
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I am sure it was a joke.
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Sounding beautiful man.How much did you buy it for? If you don't mind me asking ofcourse.
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Some things just get better with age... That ol' Gibson is a true survivor! Thanks for sharing... Love those tunes ;)
tighten that head up and move closer to the bridge its not a guitar
62BOWTIE 2 years ago
Some folks may enjoy the shrill bite of a tight head on an old arch top played close to the bridge (Ralph Stanley sure could crack windows with his) and that's fine with me. However, I prefer the tubby sound this banjo produces with a slightly looser head. Thanks for your comment.
bullystick 2 years ago
Yeah..time to upgrade and get rid of that old thing! ( I'll take it ! )
Seriously though...your pulling a nice tone out of that archtop!
ACalgaryGuy 4 years ago 2
I appreciate your generosity to relieve me of the old banjo but I've grown very fond of its tone and response. Thanks for your comments.
bullystick 4 years ago
Great talent! Very sweet sounding instrument, too!
LoveTheBanjo 4 years ago
Thanks for your kind comments.
bullystick 4 years ago