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motomatto - Posted - 09/29/2009: 19:15:39
Howdy,
I'm refinishing and somewhat refurbing my banjo. Part because it's fun, part because I'm looking to improve the sound. I have an Eagle (kit) Flathead (mahogany neck, beech pot) and I want to brighten up the sound a bit.
I'm not sure exactly which model of head I currently have, but it's a Remo frost top weather king, somewhere between 30 and 40 years old.
Should I replace my head, and if so what would you suggest as a replacement. Right now I'm considering going with another Remo frost top weather king.
Thanks!
Matt
"Self preservation is a full time occupation"
- Ani Difranco
RB5 - Posted - 09/29/2009: 19:29:23
I would replace it, after all you are refurbishing it. I would stick with a brand new remo head for sure.
That's my story and I'm sticking with it!
Robert.
David Ward - Posted - 09/29/2009: 19:43:13
Hello, I have had good luck with the Huber heads. They are produced by remo. Good Luck
"Blue Country Bluegrass"
motomatto - Posted - 09/29/2009: 19:56:20
Thank you Dave and Robert.
It's off to JanetDavisMusic.com I go... :)
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Originally posted by David Ward
Hello, I have had good luck with the Huber heads. They are produced by remo. Good Luck
"Blue Country Bluegrass"
"Self preservation is a full time occupation" - Ani Difranco
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