but i can play the guitar pretty good and while i probably wouldn't fool any of you guys as long as i can get it to sound half assed i'm ok with it. as far as me ever bein a banjo player in the same league with any of you guys goes ? well its a bit late in the game for that for me. and the bridge is hopefully bein made as we're doin this. i been workin on guitars for about 45 years so settin up this banjo ain't a problem. as far as the intonation goes no problem there. If you are going to go 6 string.1930s Gibsons or modern Deerings. I don't mean to sound pretentious or 's just sound advice based on experience. Some basic lessons and a few months practice for someone familiar with picking and you'll have basic 5 string down at a level far better than the same time spent with a 6 string will ever produce. You don't have to play like Earl or JD or anyone else. There are many great affordable bluegrass banjos available for far less than the cost of a Deering or 1930s Gibson Guitar Banjo and you won't come off sounding like a joke to the people in the world who either love to listen to or love to play a 5 string banjo.
The sound of a banjo has just as much to do with the way it's played as it does with the way it's constructed.maybe more so with the former.
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Modern professional recordings with guitarists playing these instruments are laughable and sad at the same time. You never develop the right rolls or fills and regardless of who makes the instrument, it sounds like a weird guitar and very little like a great banjo. A guitarist pretending to be a banjo player on a 6 string banjo/guitar sounds like a guitarist pretending to be a banjo player on a 6 string banjo guitar. Sincerely and honestly.Learn to play a 5 string. so fill me in fellas what do you have and how much do you love it or hate it. i can only imagine how much i'd like a deering . so far the little bit that i've been playin this little booger its been a hoot. but i'd like to hear from some of you guys who might have another brand and what you think of them. now i just need the right bridge and i think i'm gonna be home free. so i got a goldtone bridge for it and that problem is solved. they wanted to make a serious right or left all accordin to which e string you were lookin at. the first thing i noticed is that the better guitarjos have a tailpiece thats setup so the strings go over the bridge straight. to be honest i had no idea what i was gettin into so i ended up with a dean backwoods 6 and the reviews on that are so so. and then there's the fender rustler i think its called. i've heard the deering is a good one and so is the goldtone . you know, the ones that are tuned like a guitar.
but i'd still like to ask you guys what you think of some of the brands of 6 string banjos. but whats done is done so now i have to soldier on with what i have. All trademarks, images and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective companies.Wow, i wish i knew about this place a few months ago.
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