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woolley1 - Posted - 01/30/2014: 09:51:11
Help. We are getting pounded here in the South with weather and my banjos are not used to it. I just had one calf skin head split open spontaneously, and I am getting on a plane in am for flight to Vail with another skin head banjo. I immediately started loosening heads on my other banjos but besides that any other prophylactic things I need to do, especially with the one I am flying with. Thanks for your consideration.
bornold - Posted - 01/30/2014: 10:08:22
just glad my banjos are safe. But one thing is for sure I just moved here from northern Idaho and this is not "bad weather. This is spring time
jbalch - Posted - 01/30/2014: 10:20:50
Here in Tennessee, when the heat is running constantly and the inside humidity falls far below 30%, I loosen my heads just a little bit.
I'm linking this to the hide heads group ....
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