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Dan Knowles |
Dave Telecaster Says:
Thursday, May 19, 2011 @12:37:07 AM
sorry for a stupid question, but is that a banjo you built or another make. ive been looking for more info but cant find any ?
Dan Knowles Says:
Thursday, May 19, 2011 @4:05:57 AM
Yes,
I built this one several years ago. It has fanned frets, a maple rim with integral wooden tonering. I'm thinking that the neck walnut & maple with a wenge fingerboard. I'll look up the fella that owns it and pass that along to you.
Dan
Dave Telecaster Says:
Thursday, May 19, 2011 @5:32:55 AM
that is very close to what im building ! just shows that its hard to get an original idea without going full circle. fan frets hurt my head ! do you get string stretch on the 5th when tuning ?
Dan Knowles Says:
Thursday, May 19, 2011 @9:59:29 AM
It was no problem. The base scale is 26 3/8 and the treble is 25 or 25 1/2 (as I recall) so the 5th. is about average. What this gave was a banjo that tuned perfectly and had sweeter trebles and stronger and more robust bass. It really evened out the tone a lot.
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