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jdeluke137 - Posted - 11/29/2014: 19:09:34
atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/msg...0365.html
i don't know anything about this banjo or the guy selling it, but I thought some of you Clawhammer guys and gals might be interested.
westsideryan - Posted - 11/29/2014: 20:20:53
Thanks for posting! I've always wondered how he colored his heads. I always thought he dyed them, but from the photo it looks like he just paints them from the inside.
banjo bill-e - Posted - 11/29/2014: 21:06:00
Also in the Nashville Craigslist. The head coloration, while a very cool concept, is a bit much for me. But Doc makes very nice banjos.
PigAnkle - Posted - 11/30/2014: 07:33:27
Regarding coloring: They are all dyed, not painted, mostly using wild plants/bark/fruit his (~ten year old in 2014) daughter gathers on their property.
maplevega - Posted - 11/30/2014: 10:13:03
Beautiful banjo and seems like great price.....are Doc's banjos usually block rim design?
maplevega - Posted - 11/30/2014: 12:12:03
quote:Thanks!!
Originally posted by jmoathoutYes, they are block rims - on all I've seen or owned.
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