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andyo - Posted - 10/07/2011: 11:10:49
Rob has just added three new models including this "Clermont"
"Clermont" was the name given to the Indian chief that ruled the area which later became Claremore, Oklahoma.
The inlay is Rob's take on a classic look.
You can see and hear Rob play it @ bishlinebanjos.com
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Scott Wilson - Posted - 10/07/2011: 11:16:55
Andy and Rob, this looks fantastic! I know it's well-built... a great sound, too. Another one "out of the ball park"! Way to go!
JIMBO53 - Posted - 10/07/2011: 13:17:11
QUICK! Someone grab a fire extinguisher! That resonator is on fire!!! Oops....never mind...just some crazy flamin' maple....
What a stunningly beautiful banjo, and I'm sure it plays as nice as it looks. Kudos to Rob & Co!
lostoaks - Posted - 10/08/2011: 06:23:19
Hey, Andy is the Shop on Sheridan and can a Person just walk in and do business face to face the old fashion way? If so the next time I am in Tulsa I may stop by.
Dan
Beardog - Posted - 10/08/2011: 06:33:40
quote:
Originally posted by lostoaks
Hey, Andy is the Shop on Sheridan and can a Person just walk in and do business face to face the old fashion way? If so the next time I am in Tulsa I may stop by.
Dan
I'm not Andy, but I have been to Rob's shop twice (once to his old shop downtown, and once to his new place).
I don't remember the name of the street, because I just followed my navigation system to get there.
But yes, it is a large shop, and you will get a one on one tour. You can watch the guys work, sit around and jam, do "face-to-face business", and enjoy an entire morning or afternoon.
Highly recommended!!
Enjoy!
Edited by - Beardog on 10/08/2011 06:34:31
andyo - Posted - 10/09/2011: 06:06:37
Dan
Come on by the shop anytime. Our shop dog "Capo" will meet you at the front door.
We are always happy to give the tour and pick a little.
We are here weekdays til 5 or 6 and Saturday mornings, however this Thursday thru Sunday we will be at the yonder mountain harvest festival in Arkansas.
Anyone else going to this festival?
mahogchief01 - Posted - 10/09/2011: 17:55:10
I'd like to play on one of those Clermont banjo's. Will have to get to Tulsa soon.
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