What’s the difference between an open back and a resonator banjo

[@peachmelba1000]

Here's a banjo joke:
One time, two banjo players were talking about tone.

[@alexschmalex8112]

You make it look so easy.

[@Zachary_Walker]

It is easy

[@DRAGNET-pn5vf]

THANKS FOR THE KNOWLEDGE AND VIDEO.🇺🇸👍🏻

[@lawrencehubbell9397]

Resonator banjos hold their own when guitars, mandolins and dobros need miking.

[@Yallquietendown]

I like how old timey music sounds on a resonator banjo too like Elias Delbridges playing 🔥🔥🔥

[@rattyfingers8621]

I actually have an openback 14" banjo that is as loud as this res banjo, and it doesnt sound like a tin salad bowl😊

[@Coldkill2001]

Cripple Creek has gotta be the quintessential banjo song

[@GorillaWithAPhone]

I wanna go to this store

[@johnwashburn3793]

People expect me to tune mine too. Go figure

[@plucknpick6414]

AND the Tenor/Classical banjo? Go to the Banjo Museum in Oklahoma....80% of the banjos there are CLASSICAL Tenor banjos....whatever happened to that style?
I play both Open back and Bluegrass banjo....but can't seem to find an old Classical Banjo....

[@ethanebberts3548]

He forgot to mention that evangelists would use the open back as a collection plate.

[@tzar9395]

Hahahaha! No way! I bet they did. It doubled for the church band and the offering.

[@mikebastiat]

If it ain't closed back, it ain't bluegrass.

[@matayahpope8420]

Just wrong

[@mikebastiat]

@@matayahpope8420 ain't

[@IsaiahLooney]

It means he’s from Kentucky so that makes him either smart or really dumb 😂