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Jonnycake White |
This is the cranked neck of my latest minstrel banjo, completed 2008
2 comments on “Side view cranked neck”
dustyelmer Says:
Thursday, July 31, 2008 @1:08:19 PM
that's so cool! did you build this one as well? i love the brass inlays on the fingerboard.
Jonnycake White Says:
Monday, August 4, 2008 @1:14:25 PM
Yes, this is the last banjo I have finished so far - started in the summer of 2007, finished it about April 2008. It is a hoot to play - very light and comfortable because of the tackhead construction (no brackets poking you in the leg), but with a big voice due to the 12 1/2" pot, calfskin head, and Nylgut strings.
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