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Paul Roberts - Posted - 06/23/2023: 21:18:00
And playing Sally Ann with Beth Hartness:
Edited by - Paul Roberts on 06/23/2023 21:19:15
banjered - Posted - 06/24/2023: 09:33:46
What di you about these banjos? They both have good note separation with minimal overtones. banjered
Dan Gellert - Posted - 07/01/2023: 13:31:47
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Originally posted by banjeredWhat di you about these banjos? They both have good note separation with minimal overtones. banjered
Adam gets that kind of tone out of most any banjo he plays.
R.D. Lunceford - Posted - 07/01/2023: 19:27:48
I'm really shooting from the hip here, but the banjo in the Jack Wilson clip may be an Enoch with a Dobson ring in it.
No idea of the provenance of the other banjo but it might have a Dobson ring also.
Adam is on BHO- maybe PM him and find out? He's very friendly and helpful- a great player and a great person.
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