I for one would love to hear them.
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 | spinley says:
1/30/2011 8:20:51 AM
http://www.banjohangout.org/global/img/filetypes/mp3.gif
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 | Banjov1 says:
1/30/2011 10:10:46 AM
Hey Stuart, I linked one of your mp3s to the group page here... that thing sounds wonderful
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| Banjov1 says:
1/30/2011 10:13:39 AM
Hey Chris, I haven't specifically recorded any pure audio tracks yet, but I did this little vid the day after I bought my banjo - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCPmDyFIznc
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| spinley says:
1/30/2011 10:18:44 AM
Thanks I could not geturdone
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| Banjov1 says:
1/30/2011 10:28:07 AM
Stuart, on ever forum post, mp3 file and video there's now a green "link to group" button. Just click that and it will guide you throw making the link to this group.
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 | Chris Cooper says:
1/31/2011 4:30:35 AM
Sounds great Stuart! Good job buddy.
Yeah as Tony says linking stuff to the group couldn't be easier (once you know how that is) LOL just click the green "link to group" thats hanging around on just about everything on the hangout, A window pops up asking which of your groups you want to link the content with and click "finished".
Looking forward to seeing plenty of links from you!!!! :)
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 | LNEU says:
1/31/2011 5:59:55 AM
The first two and the last one was played on my Huber Kalamzoo. The third was on my RB3 with Huber Vintage tonering.
http://www.banjohangout.org/myhangout/music.asp?id=11566
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| Banjov1 says:
1/31/2011 7:58:42 AM
That "Struttin to the Ferrum" sounded great Larry. So does that tire cover on the back of the jeep! Go Hokies!!!
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| LNEU says:
1/31/2011 9:28:59 AM
Notice the plates say "Beamer Ball". Thanks for the compliment. I hope Gene Parker may get to hear it some day. (PS we paid the royalties. LOL)
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| Banjov1 says:
2/1/2011 1:03:55 PM
Testing the new paragraphs and links feature...
Nice clip of Huber Vintage doing Sandy River -
youtube.com/watch?v=hrEmfLfqI_g
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 | Russell Carson says:
2/16/2011 1:29:14 PM
Here is a clip of 2010 Huber Vintage, it has the HR 30 & hide glue rim. Steve built this 5 for SPGBMA last year. I love it's sounding these days. It's really getting that sound.
Russ
hangoutstorage.com/jukebox.asp...gout&URL=http://www.banjohangout.org/myhangout/media-player/audio_player.asp%3Fisjukebox%3Dno%26musicID%3
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 | Forrest says:
3/5/2011 9:16:41 AM
I have sound clips of my Huber Berkshire with HR-30 ring (before and after upgrade) and my Huber VRB-G with Vintage ring on my BHO music page.
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| Forrest says:
3/5/2011 9:17:15 AM
That's my Huber Vintage in the YouTube clip of Sandy River, BTW...
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| Banjov1 says:
3/5/2011 2:15:37 PM
Forrest, I think that sound clip of your Berkshire was the final straw in the cap that convinced me I needed a Huber with at least the HR 30 ring. And I think I've told you before, but those Big Sandy River clips are phenomenal.
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momo says:
3/5/2011 3:27:54 PM
heres a link to my Mills Model..Sending it in this week for a retrofit.
hangoutstorage.com/jukebox.asp...D%3D20284
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| Chris Cooper says:
3/5/2011 4:47:08 PM
Forrest am I right in thinking that the Sandy River clip is played on one of the first versions of the Huber vintage and not the new Vintage series? Either way it sounds fantasic!
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| Forrest says:
3/7/2011 1:13:10 PM
That's right Chris. The serial number on that banjo is 1204-XX, so it's a late 2004/early 2005 Huber Vintage (one of the original series) and is all original down to the bridge and head. Vintage ring, etc. All I've done is change the strings and keep the head at a good tension.
Thanks for the kind words, Tony. Len is a fantastic player; he's one of those people that can play anything...even the tuba/mandolin holder in the background. Haha! I'm amazed at his consistency, as all those video clips were first takes with no editing. That Berkshire is a killer banjo too. The HR-30 ring really put it over the top.
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