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MattL |
I have a 1957 Bowtie banjo with a Flowerpot on the headstiock(Like an F-5)
How rare is that? I've seen photos of Reno with one, but it may have been a top tension, I don;t know for sure.
It is the original neck(but with replaced tuners that actually work) and a new tail peice(also better than the original)
It sounds great, but again, I have not seen too many with the flowerpot in the ehadstock. It may have been a custom thing.
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Playing Since: 1975
Experience Level: Expert/Professional
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Gender: Male
Age: 64
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Had a 1979 Goldstar, sold it. Now play 1957 RB250 Mastetone
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Anything Traditional
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Created 7/3/2007
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Been playing bluegrass since the 70s, started on dobro, went to banjo guitar, non-pedal lap steel, ect.
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