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Quince Dillon's High D (well, C here) on Our first Enoch Dobson model

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Uploaded by on Apr 30, 2008

A 12-inch banjo with a Dobson tone ring. Playing "Quince Dillon's High D" except I played it in C, as I was in a hurry, and didn't go looking for a capo...

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  • whats with the higher frets? are there any?

  • @1pixle No, in its standard configuration, there are no frets above the 15th. Most of the folks who play old-time music in clawhammer style (the target market for this banjo) never play above the octave, anyway, so this makes sense.

    It can be ordered with 22 frets, of course, if there are stratospheric notesjust begging to be played... :-)

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  • great tune one of the best renditions on you tube

  • I thought with the lighter pot this would sound a bit more hollow then it dose .It is just amazingly beautiful .. Is the head lighter ( thinner) and the strings as well to bring out the depth of its tone with the lighter pot ? I like this instrument very much .. Thanks for sounding it so beautifuly as always , Yours Guy

  • Man that banjo has some Growl! nice playing Zepp

  • this song is the bom

  • that is a good sounding banjer!

  • Hey, that's my banjo!

    Sounds better when you play it, Donald!

    ;^)

    John

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