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BDCA - Posted - 10/04/2013: 16:21:36
There is mention of a Bacophone Bart Reiter for sale at Elderly. What does the addition of this ring or a Dobson do to the sound of a Whyte Laydie or Tubaphone type banjo?
Thanks!
Bob
Edited by - BDCA on 10/04/2013 16:24:31
jbalch - Posted - 10/04/2013: 16:49:14
This came up in another thread: banjohangout.org/topic/271451/#3420516
I have never heard a Bacon-on-tubaphone combination. I fear that the sustain might be too much ... but would like to play one just to find out,
skip sail - Posted - 10/04/2013: 19:44:49
too much banjo sustain opens up a whole new world of possibilities
a Windahm Hill banjo album?
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