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6 comments on “3 Vega longnecks”
frailin Says:
Friday, June 5, 2009 @5:42:20 AM
There's a bunch o' good-lookin' banjers.
Bluegrass-Gibbs Says:
Friday, June 5, 2009 @7:09:15 AM
they're beauties!
And I haven't forgotten those seeger files for you - I've just been a bit busy but I'll be sending then your way soon ;-)
Greg Connor Says:
Friday, June 5, 2009 @7:23:49 AM
Nice Collection!
Sean ONeel Says:
Thursday, June 11, 2009 @10:28:51 PM
John, Have you ever thought about relocating the Fawley neck to a vintage Whyte Laydie pot?
mainejohn Says:
Friday, June 12, 2009 @6:28:50 AM
...I actually thought of doing that before I sent Wyatt the tbph pot. Stanger talked me out of it, as the w/l doesn't have the sustain so typical of the sound we expect from a tbph. The w/l has more punch, theoretically making it better for clawhammer.
Wyatt matched the serial number on his dowel stick to the one on the pot, which is a good reason to keep the two together.
the-fish Says:
Tuesday, February 14, 2012 @2:31:30 PM
very nice indeed!
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