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Hey thanks! Standard G tuning, but I actually tune down to standard F to fit my singing.

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Non juste teter, c'est très différent, tu ne sait rien

Nahh bro was ms cox there 8 years ago? I almost near highschool now but i wanna know

@@pow3rplum DAMN yes she was, blonde long hair in the main building behind the stage, I know that school like the back of my hand!!!

@@nrgsl4tt DAMN 😭😭 She's been there for a long time because she was there when I left

@@pow3rplum I left 4th grade year and moved, when and where did u disappear to?

​​​@@nrgsl4tt i graduated and then moved to middle school. I talked to somebody and they said that ms cox is at another elementary. I miss this school sm 😭

I think I found it! Is it the one with the neat inlay of mine script coins from Kentucky? I’m glad you like it! Post a demo! Lol

Yes, I believe it’s a teal tone ring. Open backs won’t have the same projection as one with a resonator. I work at a school and have pulling the banjo out in a cafeteria full of kids. It will be hard for them to hear the banjo without a microphone. On the flip side, they tend to quiet down just to listen to the music (which is kind of the point anyways). On the other hand, I do love the woody tone, and a bit of what I like to describe as a “growl” when I’m playing it hard. Also, without a resonator, this banjo is so much lighter, so I’ve enjoyed taking it to practice in the woods and other outdoor areas. Enjoy your banjo! Would love to hear what it sounds like!

Hey there! Yes, mine is a 12 inch! Gallery number 20026X. I’ve really enjoyed it. Up until this video, I’d been practicing Clawhammer on a 1979 Epiphone with a resonator. I’ve been itching to play on an open back and this one fit the bill for me. I’ve gotten much more used to the banjo since then!

Hey there Tom, thanks for reaching out! First of all, Steve at Stone Banjo Co. is great to work for. I actually just made the last adjustments to the banjo and it sounds much better. Long story short, I realized that my banjo neck was too straight and actually needed to tweak the truss rod a bit to eliminate some of the buzzing from the strings onto the frets. Just posted a new video (simple song) to demo the banjo after the tweak. Here is my link: www.stonebanjo.com/sold/20026-x Just know that Steve take a lot of pride in his craft. For the value and for the sake of supporting a local maker, I'd buy his banjo over something like a Deering or Pisgah. I never met him, as the banjo was delivered to me, but I really do hope to make it out to his part of the state to see his workshop one day. Best wishes on your banjo build. Post a video of your demo when you get it!

@@stevenlin83 thanks so much. I am in Easton. My wife travels to Lancaster area for work. I am looking at walnut neck. And 11” rim, but darn, your banjo sounds so good! And your singing too! I appreciate your sharing your your banjo. I’ll definitely share once I get my banjo in. No hurry here. I feel confident with stone banjo and Steve. I just want to make sure I make the best choices for his build. Thx!

Hey there Zoey! I miss you all too! Hope you all are well! Check my new school’s RUclips channel at “Principal Fort Zeller.” Tell everybody in Check I said hello!

i think there is someone filming this for him while he is doing this.