You’re a great player & a very good technical instructor. Aside from the never ending quest for tone; does a good banjo bridge wear out and NEED to be changed? If so, What are the indications that it’s time ?
Really enjoy your tips and wisdom. In your other setup video of the gold star u talked about the rods in the pot but I don’t remember u talking about the outside nut tightness . Do u set the inside nuts first and then tighten the outside nut on lower rod. And how much ? Thanks Chad
Hey there Lincoln notice the brige have you ever tried a katseye I think that's how he spelled it they are great made from very old rock maple made to for your banjo with the right weight. I'm no where near what you play but i to noticed a big difference the tone and volume. Give the a try .
Many thanks Lincoln that’s one of the best bridge set up videos I have seen 👍
Thanks for doing these setup videos. Very helpful!
You’re a great player & a very good technical instructor.
Aside from the never ending quest for tone; does a good banjo bridge wear out and NEED to be changed? If so,
What are the indications that it’s time ?
Slots getting too deep, and bridge sagging in the middle causing the third string to buzz
Really enjoy your tips and wisdom. In your other setup video of the gold star u talked about the rods in the pot but I don’t remember u talking about the outside nut tightness . Do u set the inside nuts first and then tighten the outside nut on lower rod. And how much ? Thanks Chad
Lincoln could give me a response to my questions in the comments please? Thanks
Lincoln, I will bring my banjo so you can set it up lol
Hey there Lincoln notice the brige have you ever tried a katseye I think that's how he spelled it they are great made from very old rock maple made to for your banjo with the right weight. I'm no where near what you play but i to noticed a big difference the tone and volume. Give the a try .
Lincoln, do you use harmonics at the 12th fret to fine tune it?