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sdfarris - Posted - 10/05/2011: 22:47:09
I just posted a new customized Tranjo 6.1 that I showed at IBMA. Curly maple body and neck, red stain on the body, black head and hardware, 11/16" bridge. This one has a great tone and action, and weighs about 3.75 lbs - nearly a pound lighter than a regular maple model. More pictures on the classified ad.
Mad4banjo - Posted - 11/25/2011: 05:49:05
Sam, what are the details on the black head shown here?? I really like the look. And btw, I love the red body. It looks great! I still love the walnut Tranjo 8.0 I bought from you a few years ago. The change of the tuning keys from the back to the front looks like a major improvement. Always have trouble tweaking the tuning while I've got it attached to me with the strap. But aside from that, it is my favorite banjo to just pick up and play when the whim strikes me. Love the action and the tone, not to mention it weighs next to nothing! ;o)
Thanks for a wonderful instrument!
Maddie
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Originally posted by sdfarris
I just posted a new customized Tranjo 6.1 that I showed at IBMA. Curly maple body and neck, red stain on the body, black head and hardware, 11/16" bridge. This one has a great tone and action, and weighs about 3.75 lbs - nearly a pound lighter than a regular maple model. More pictures on the classified ad.
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