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Morgan Monroe
Cameron
submitted 8/21/2008
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Submitter |
Grey Dog (see all reviews from this person) |
Where Purchased |
http://www.banjoshop.com/ |
Year Purchased |
2008 |
Price Paid |
599 ($US) |
Sound
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Nice and mellow, but can still hold a bluegrass edge. I bought this as a lighter, openback travel banjo. The whyte laydie has a nice pluncky (yes, pluncky) sound to it. |
Sound Rating |
8 |
Setup
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Needed some minor tweaks, but it was the dead of summer so things could have been loose from the heat/humidity.
Out-of-the-box it is more of a clawhammer banjo, but a quick bridge swap gave it enough of a personality change to be scruggsy. |
Setup Rating |
8 |
Appearance
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Very nice walnut look and feel.
The engraved metal has a cheaper look/feel to it, but given the price that makes sense. |
Appearance Rating |
8 |
Reliability
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Solid enough to be considered a travel banjo in my book, so it must be ready for some abuse and bounces. |
Reliability Rating |
9 |
Customer Service
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http://www.banjoshop.com/ is absolutely excellent
http://www.morganmonroe.com/ I have no dealt with directly |
Customer Service |
10 |
Components
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Overall just very solid and reliable |
Components Rating |
9 |
Overall Comments
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Yes. I would recommend more for a clawhammer player, but it is definitely sufficient for a bluegrasser as well. |
Overall Rating |
9 |
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