@@renoman Would you mind telling me the width of the top (ebony) of your bridge? And is the top ebony side flat or pointed? BTW, your playing is beyond phenomenal! Thanks!
I am not sure. I sand my bridges a little each time until I get the sound that I want. So it varies depending on the banjo. I just use classic ebony and maple wood. I made a video years ago about Reno style set up. I talk about bridges in it. It may help you. ruclips.net/video/9EVWlAY7v6I/видео.htmlsi=bvSqElLR_bhe25R5
Just plain awesome 👌 👏 👍
Great information,Don was never struck in one style of music….always moving on to show that the banjo can do it all….☮️🎶🔛🌎
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Could you please tell me what bridge you are using? Thanks!
I made my own bridge.
@@renoman Would you mind telling me the width of the top (ebony) of your bridge? And is the top ebony side flat or pointed? BTW, your playing is beyond phenomenal! Thanks!
I am not sure. I sand my bridges a little each time until I get the sound that I want. So it varies depending on the banjo. I just use classic ebony and maple wood. I made a video years ago about Reno style set up. I talk about bridges in it. It may help you. ruclips.net/video/9EVWlAY7v6I/видео.htmlsi=bvSqElLR_bhe25R5
And thank you for the kind words!
@@renoman Thanks very much!!