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dan_the_man - Posted - 03/28/2020: 10:44:03
Preferably Remo Weatherkings. I can find suede, matte black, shiny black on various websites like Deering and Banjo Ben Clark's, but no black frosted heads. Any ideas?
Bob Smakula - Posted - 03/28/2020: 10:59:32
Remo does not make a banjo head like that.
Bob Smakula
Stu D Baker-Hawk - Posted - 03/28/2020: 11:16:54
I've been playing and tinkering with all things banjo for 47 years and like Bob Smakula said, I ain't never heard of such an animal. Good luck in your quest, however.
deestexas - Posted - 03/28/2020: 11:26:49
They're on the top shelf, next to the Scotch plaid heads.
banjonz - Posted - 03/28/2020: 13:54:54
Maybe you can find a spray can of matt black automotive primer or paint and pray up a head. Just a though. I reconstitute warm REMO head here with a spray primer similar to Kilz you have there.
dan_the_man - Posted - 03/28/2020: 15:11:49
K thanks all
Meles_Meles - Posted - 03/28/2020: 17:34:50
Dean offers one on their 'Backwoods 2' banjo.
I'm sure that they'll sell the head as a part.
banjonz - Posted - 03/28/2020: 17:38:58
quote:
Originally posted by Meles_Meles
Dean offers one on their 'Backwoods 2' banjo.
I'm sure that they'll sell the head as a part.
That is a black mylar head, not a black top frosted as requested.
Meles_Meles - Posted - 03/29/2020: 20:01:44
I stand corrected.
Helix - Posted - 03/31/2020: 15:17:17
Make your own and let us know
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