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• Buying a Beginner Banjo What to Look For/What You Need
• by banjer3( 158)
• To start playing the banjo, the first decision is what style of music you'd like to play. There are 3 main types of banjos, and lots of variations. The most popular banjo is the 5-string, used to play folk,... 

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  Banjo | Five string | Capo | Thumbpick | Bluegrass

• 200 of 204 people found this guide helpful

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• Buying a mountain dulcimer
• by bigbike4( 771)
• There is no sound sweeter than that of the mountain dulcimer. Also known as an Appalacian dulcimer, this wonderful instrument has a tone that has been compared to "angels voices". Chances are you have heard... 

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  appalacian dulcimer | dulcimer | mountain dulcimer | folk music

• 79 of 83 people found this guide helpful

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• Mandolin String Winders
• by songthief( 2664)
• Mandolin String Winders Craig 'Lumpy' Lemke BSEd, MA 'songthief Letters...I get letters! Well, actually I don't get "letters" I get emails.Well, actually again, those emails contain words which are... 

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  mandoliln | mandola | stringwinder | winder | tuner

• 15 of 16 people found this guide helpful

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• setting up your new banjo 2
• by 9848nancys( 16)
• after you have the bridge in place check to see if the strings buzz !if they do then you should adjust the stressrod.so take off your resenator.now youwill see a rod turn it alittle bit one way or the other... 

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  washburn | fender | gibson | martin | johnson

• 3 of 12 people found this guide helpful

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• setup banjo
• by 9848nancys( 16)
• banjosare easy to set up to set brigde.measure from the knuckle to the 12th fret.then measure from the 12th fret the same distance for bridge set.if strings are low and no buzz you have it made.if they buzz it... 

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  goldtone | jhonson | titan | vega

• 2 of 15 people found this guide helpful

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