Aluminum Rim Outcasts
So you can come out of the closet and admit that you own and pick one of these indestructable banjos!
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Created 1/30/2011
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I'm thinking of buying a Remo renaissance diplomat head for my Epiphone mb200. Does it need to be high, medium or low collar for the mb200?
From Dan-Ban 21 days ago
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Hi. I have an Epiphone mb200 and would appreciate suggestions as to how I can best set it up. The only thing I've added so far is a Grover compensated bridge.
From Dan-Ban 23 days ago
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Bought a saga kit for my christmas prezzie to me! What a little gem she is too! Only problem was holes in peg head bored for violin pegs and needed opening out to fit geared tuners supplied. She... Read More
From Ansacsteve 27 days ago
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ok I am now a fan. I picked up an old stew mac pot put a cheap pawn shop telecaster neck on it and made a 6 string banjo. I may have succeed in... Read More
From mbj35758 2 months ago
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I built my Stew Mac from a kit back in the early 70s and it has proven itself a great player. I don't play it with the resonator, since I have a wooded lot and prefer the bark to remain... Read More
From tsander 4 months ago
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