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gibson49classic - Posted - 04/05/2017: 09:39:16
It's been on there a while now and it's really starting to settle in!
 VIDEO: Hot Corn Cold Corn - Lincoln Hensley on an RK36 with a Vintage Rogers hide head. (click to view) |
MikeR231 - Posted - 04/05/2017: 12:19:29
I already commented on your facebook but, figured I would again lol! I just love the sound you're getting out of that thing with a hide head! These 36's really deliver! Your picking really brings it out too!
banjoracle - Posted - 04/05/2017: 12:45:36
Thanks for posting this, sounds great!!! What bridge do you have installed? What gave you the idea of installing a hide head? How did you go about apprehending and installing the Rogers head?
Thanks,
Jeff
gibson49classic - Posted - 04/05/2017: 15:43:59
quote:Jeff, I am using an old Grover bridge from around the 40's or 50's to the best of my knowledge. I found the head on eBay, and bought it. It was already mounted so all I had to do it put it on like a normal Mylar head and tighten it up. And in regards to what made me want to use one, that can be answered with one word. "Earl"
Originally posted by banjoracle
Thanks for posting this, sounds great!!! What bridge do you have installed? What gave you the idea of installing a hide head? How did you go about apprehending and installing the Rogers head?
Thanks,
Jeff
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