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Helix - Posted - 10/27/2021: 05:11:11
It was suggested by a moderator that I delete these blocked photographs. It seems this website won't let me.
It's just two pictures of a Black Walnut Helix rim with a tubaphone and a longneck with a Ranger-esque peghead as requested by the customer. Only I used a champher on the headstock They wanted varnish on the rim, but hated the smell of the finish, so I took the rig back and refinished it. I lost a lot of money and time.
How can a banjo be so threatening? I think hatchet jobs are not truly representative of the kind of communications presented here.
Somebody, the owner, got to a programmer with the skills and ability to block any photographs.
I've had several urban myth experiences with my trademark rim by jamming with "real" banjos.
It is never the form of these banjos, none of them, it is the SOUND of them, the content.
My perfectly good build, now refinished, got flipped for the real Seeger thang. Form. I protested in the post about the guy actually still owing me money, I delivered, then specs changed during the build, we know how that goes.
I have lost contact with this Midnight Zephyr #002, there are 25 of them. Since it got flipped, it hasn't surfaced again.
The reason I wanted to relocate the banjo was personal, offering warranty services outside of the original owner, I build them and I can do that if I want to.
But the carcass has been tacked to the barn wall as an example to others not to step out of line? If not, then what is the reason?
So would someone go into my home page and release the hostage. the banjo is completely innocent of these charges and can prove it if given a fair chance. And since these were blocked some time ago, can't the builder be eligible for some kind of parole.
For all the new young people coming here to experience new banjo stuff: Let's open up and play, no sticky side stories from the voiceovers in Houston.
The customer used the term "Banjo Porn." Is my banjo that good that no one can see it? Censorship? What a distinction.
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Helix Midnight Zephyr #002
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Helix Midnight Zephyr #002
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Can't click, can't enlarge, can't delete, so please, open back up. Page 6, not hard to find, they are the only ones blocked.
Edited by - Helix on 10/27/2021 05:41:54
