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I do NOT appraise banjos and so I can't give you a dollar valuation for your instrument. After all, the best thing to do with a nice banjo is to go ahead and play it. But I'm happy to discuss clawhammer (old-time) banjo set-up, recordings, musicianship, practice tips, repertoire.
Founding member of the Saugahatchee Ramblers string band
Ph.D. American Studies
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Sorry for the slow reply, but I'm working in China until July and thus am working 13 hours ahead of USA East Coast time. I may be 13 hrs in the future, but I'm sleeping when most of my banjo correspondents
David, There are probably some tuners out there that are designed for guitar only, but in general electronic tuners will work with all stringed instruments. For example, the TuneTech unit that I use
Hello David, Very sorry for the delay in my response, but I've been traveling for a few days without convenient e-mail access. What you need to do is purchase a small, clip-on electronic tuner
Hi Denise From your description, it seems that you are in possession of a banjo-ukulele. These are not especially collectible in most cases (that is, you won't sell it for a bunch of money), but they
Danny, "No Knot" is a patented type of banjo tailpiece. It is different from, say, a classical guitar type tailpiece, which requires that strings be tied with a knot. "No Knot" tailpieces must be

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