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From CaptainHindstraud on 1/18/2015 7:13:58 AM

6 Comments
sshargel says: 1/17/2015 12:43:23 PM I love the tone of my Pisgah too--love it. However, the tailpiece bracket is mounted off center so that I need to twist the tailpiece to keep the strings from pulling the bridge to the side. I also don't think I am being picky--for the price, it seems like it should be mounted properly.
	ancient tones says: 1/17/2015 12:50:31 PM Were the frets that way when you first received it? My first thought about frets sticking out, is lack of humidity.
	CaptainHindstraud says: 1/17/2015 1:30:50 PM They were like that...It is cold, wintery, and dry here in Indiana, but I've only experienced this, as extreme, with an inexpensive ukulele.
	CaptainHindstraud says: 1/17/2015 1:31:26 PM They were like that...It is cold, wintery, and dry here in Indiana, but I've only experienced this, as extreme, with an inexpensive ukulele.
	CaptainHindstraud says: 1/17/2015 1:45:50 PM I added a fret photo representative of ALL of them. Also a pic of one of 2 apparent tear outs on the outer wall of pot/rim.
	pisgahbanjos says: 1/17/2015 2:16:20 PM I took a look at your pictures. Fret ends being exposed in cold weather is a common issue with most fretted Insturments. As for the tear out on the rim, I will need to look at that up close to see what the issue is. I am happy to repair the fret ends free of charge. I can take a look at the rim and repair or replace it. The banjo is covered under a lifetime warranty and I stand by my work. I am also happy to give you a full refund if you are not satisfied with your banjo. I know that everyone have different tastes in banjos. Also please contact me directly for addressing these issues. I stand behind all my work and want folks to be happy with their banjo. Patrick.
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