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marc.dalmasso |
This 1929 Vega Tubaphone # 3 came in Nice France in 1944 with a G I who sold it to a local jazz musician ; he converted it to a plectrum ; now the Bj is back to the 5 nylon strings . all is original exept the 5th string tuner .
4 comments on “Vegaphone 1929”
banjo-joe Says:
Tuesday, December 9, 2008 @5:27:07 AM
That is a nice@! Vega...
mainejohn Says:
Tuesday, December 9, 2008 @8:23:18 AM
Is the neck original? Either way, "c'est bon!"
marc.dalmasso Says:
Tuesday, December 9, 2008 @12:15:07 PM
yes original with a heel cutting . YES " c ' est bon " the sound is very typical & incredible even wityh the nylon strings
Sylki43 Says:
Friday, May 17, 2013 @11:21:03 AM
Is this banjo went to Clermont-Ferrand one day?
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