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This just adds a little to @Eracer_Team-DougH's post to include other musician's.  😁    Banjo players. Accordion players.  It's just a joke!  😉

 

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Lol!  I'm learning banjo, and honestly I would double that distance! There is no quiet way to play the banjo.... just ask my very patient hubby, lol! :) 😆

 

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@K9kaos you'd play a banjo same way my wife wishes I played guitar... with no strings

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On 4/13/2020 at 4:08 AM, K9kaos said:

Lol!  I'm learning banjo, and honestly I would double that distance! There is no quiet way to play the banjo

I am also learning banjo, I bought an open backed one without a resonator, it is a bit quieter than the standard closed back ones but I am also social distancing with it over 4 metres!🤣

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15 hours ago, Nutty 1 said:

I am also learning banjo, I bought an open backed one without a resonator, it is a bit quieter than the standard closed back ones but I am also social distancing with it over 4 metres!🤣

I should have looked for an open back.... Are you having as much fun as I am with it?

This one just looked so lonely sitting in the pawn shop. All alone in the corner.  I just had to get it and clean it up! 

And its one more thing I checked off my to-do list: ✔️ Buy a used banjo at a pawn shop - Done! :) 

I must say, it seems impossible to be unhappy while playing the banjo! My neighbors and my hubby may disagree though! Lol! 🤣 

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@K9kaosI love it Barbara! Especially the claw hammer technique,

Truefire have some great courses on banjo. The blue grass technique with the finger picks is hard but I am getting it slowly.  Banjo is addictive.

I saw mine in my local guitar shop when I went to part exchange a guitar for another guitar. I went home and kept on thinking about the banjo. It was so beautiful. So I started looking in to how to play a 5 string banjo and it looked like it was going to be fun. The banjo was calling out to me, it was meant for me.

He is a Barnes and Mullins Albert https://www.bandm.co.uk/traditional-instruments/banjos/barnes-and-mullins-banjo-albert-open-back-5-string.html

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22 hours ago, Nutty 1 said:

@K9kaosI love it Barbara! Especially the claw hammer technique,

Truefire have some great courses on banjo. The blue grass technique with the finger picks is hard but I am getting it slowly.  Banjo is addictive.

I saw mine in my local guitar shop when I went to part exchange a guitar for another guitar. I went home and kept on thinking about the banjo. It was so beautiful. So I started looking in to how to play a 5 string banjo and it looked like it was going to be fun. The banjo was calling out to me, it was meant for me.

He is a Barnes and Mullins Albert https://www.bandm.co.uk/traditional-instruments/banjos/barnes-and-mullins-banjo-albert-open-back-5-string.html

Very nice!!! Mine is a Johnson JB-100, and the action was so high when I got it I could actually fit my fingers between the strings and the fretboard! Its a resonator so it is pretty loud, even with the banjo mute.  I have not tried playing clawhammer style, only with fingerpicks and thumb pick. It really is quite fun!! :) 

 

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1 hour ago, K9kaos said:

Very nice!!! Mine is a Johnson JB-100, and the action was so high when I got it I could actually fit my fingers between the strings and the fretboard! Its a resonator so it is pretty loud, even with the banjo mute.  I have not tried playing clawhammer style, only with fingerpicks and thumb pick. It really is quite fun!! :) 

Lovely banjo. That was high action. It really did need rescuing by you. There is something romantic about finding an abandoned one and making it playable again.

I highly recommend claw hammer it is quite weird/fun as you pop the 5th string with your thumb and pick notes with your first finger and brush the strings with the nails and all with a bent hand,it sounds great.

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Thanks Ladies. THis is what we need. Let's add BASS with GASS. :-) Sounds fun.

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9 hours ago, pkotof said:

Thanks Ladies. THis is what we need. Let's add BASS with GASS. 🙂 Sounds fun.

Oh yes Phil! 

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