Banjos are Addictive

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Posted by Judith511 on Monday, December 30, 2019

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So they are all different. They all sound different. We went to the music store today and I found a Washburn banjo on their used selection. So I am thinkig about it. I will look it over better tomorrow. I don't really need another but I do play my banjos at least each one every other day.

5 comments on “Banjos are Addictive”

WayneConrad Says:
Monday, December 30, 2019 @8:28:23 PM

Hehe, it's a disease we all have. There are no places to sit on my house because every chair had an instrument in it.

Judith511 Says:
Monday, December 30, 2019 @8:35:24 PM

LOL WayneConrad It is hard when you get to many. I have a stand that takes multiple instruments. Still room for a couple more :)

pickn5 Says:
Tuesday, December 31, 2019 @5:56:33 AM

Judith511 like most banjo pickers, I sometimes want to buy a new banjo, but, at my age and skill level, I'll never reach the potential of the 07 Deering Siera I bought in 2013. Keep picking.

Judith511 Says:
Wednesday, January 1, 2020 @9:10:23 AM

So I decided not to buy the banjo. It is basically the same quality as my Epiphone soI figured Ill stay with what I have for now. pickin5 yes I probably will. never play well enough to do justice to a more expensive banjo. :)

AndyW Says:
Friday, June 19, 2020 @8:54:33 AM

I'm keeping an eye out now for a cheap non bottlecap banjo(so if it has a resonator I can remove it.) The intent being to rip out all the frets and convert it to fretless to try out.

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