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msrob |
I bought a fender fb58 and have been playing a few months and have learned 5 or 6 songs and doing better all the time. I like my Banjo but it does not seem to have that mellow sound I've heard on other Banjo's. Is this just the model I have or can I set it up different and help it sound better. I have read some on setting up your Banjo, like a new bridge, head tension, how straight the neck is and other things. Also I was wondering if different strings would change the sound. Is it better to take it and have a pro do it or is this something I can do myself.
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Experience Level: Just Startin'
Interests:
[Jamming]
Occupation: Truck Driver
Gender: Male
Age: 72
My Instruments:
Banjo
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
Osborne Brothers, Ricky Scaggs, Del McCurry etc.
Classified Rating: not rated
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Created 2/15/2010
Last Visit 8/16/2011
I like lots of music but mainly bluegrass and classic country. I like the banjo and mandolin the most. I tried the banjo years ago, but my kids were young and I had a lot of other interest and give it up. My kids are now grown and gone and I am interested in giving it another try. I learned some rolls and chords but have forgotten a lot, but hope it will come back. So now I will look for a good beginners banjo and try again.
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