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banjered - Posted - 11/13/2012: 18:17:58
Did you like it? What difference in sound did you notice? Was it worth doing, all things considered? Do you think hide heads on a 12" is much more humidity-sensitive than 11"? Banjered
mrphysics55 - Posted - 11/13/2012: 20:18:29
banjered ...
I'm resisting this very urge with all my might. My tradesman is the ONLY banjer that I have that is not skinned.
MrP
Rizo - Posted - 11/14/2012: 08:28:19
Done it. Like it.
It's a woody thunky kind of tone. Not real loud, but it wasn't loud before. I waterproofed it with some Tru-seal sealant from Tru-Value hardware and it's not moisture sensitve much at all. Before that it was unbareable to play in humidty, although I thought the sound had more subtleties which was nice. Here's a pic:
Oh yeah, did I mention it's a dyed head from Bill Miller? Loves me a redhead ![]()
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