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Hard to believe but this simple little kitchen utensil, depending on its orientation on the resonator can alter the tone and clarity of a resonator banjo.
2 comments on “9" Cake Rack Tone Control/Enhancer”
Andy Fielding Says:
Wednesday, May 9, 2012 @11:47:10 PM
You are absolutely right!! Like most banjoists who've heard about this, I was sure it was some kind of lame joke. All I can say is, find one of these, attach it to the inside of your resonator (preferably at a 45-degree angle, as shown here), and listen to the difference.
Because the banjo's sound vibrates in such a specific area inside the resonator, the cake rack's wire pattern actually filters and focuses the sound waves. I know it seems incredible, but it works!
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