How to lower action height on a banjo | clawhammer banjo

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

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  • @yisongwei2729
    @yisongwei2729 3 года назад

    Thank you for sharing this great idea . I successfully took down my banjo action by using your method. My banjo strings are very friendly to my fingers now. :)

  • @darkmysterytemple
    @darkmysterytemple 4 года назад

    very smart, so obvious too, but I never thought of using the marker pen. Nice.

  • @pamt6829
    @pamt6829 3 года назад

    Thank you, I have the same banjo and love it, but feel the action is a little high on the upper frets too. I am so going to try this.👍👍

    • @BanjoLemonade
      @BanjoLemonade  3 года назад +1

      Also after you do that consider these things - 1/2” bridge, shimming the neck, sanding the neck dowel stick hole and shimming the back side of the hole. Not sure why but that Pisgah was set so high it was insane.

    • @pamt6829
      @pamt6829 3 года назад

      @@BanjoLemonade I contacted them about it and they said they set the action at 4mm at the 12th fret. They offered what you did as a fix. Maybe male players like that, but most females do not.😃 love your You tube channel.

  • @pekwalker
    @pekwalker 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for another great video. I just recently purchased two Banjo's and am currently learning Clawhammer using videos and your books. How and why did you get into Banjo as your primary instrument?

    • @BanjoLemonade
      @BanjoLemonade  4 года назад +1

      Always wanted to play banjo. Once I started playing it, it stuck!

  • @TheHurricanePrint
    @TheHurricanePrint Год назад

    Thanks Banjo Lemonade (Is that your real name?).
    Your video was very helpful. I'm helping my friend here in Ireland with her Tenor Banjo.
    The lock-nut is too high and the action definitely needs to come down a bit.
    I notice too that the bridge placement is tricky. I have it spot on in terms of position and the harmonics for the 1st and 2nd sting are perfectly in tune, however, I just can't seem to get the 3rd and 4th string right. They are both sharp when played on the 12th fret.
    The moon bridge you showed in the video looks cool. I see that you have a video on that too. I'll check it out. 🙂

  • @vertexalliance6819
    @vertexalliance6819 3 года назад

    Great tip. By the way is there a T-Shirt like the one you're wearing on sale outside of the US?

  • @jeremytrieloff
    @jeremytrieloff 3 года назад

    Thank you...helped my issue big time.

  • @ShihTzuPosting
    @ShihTzuPosting 7 месяцев назад

    Smart! Gonna try this

  • @ronr3540
    @ronr3540 Год назад

    What tune where you playing at the end. I like it!

    • @BanjoLemonade
      @BanjoLemonade  Год назад

      It’s just a bunch of different blues licks - I did make tabs for it and a video of me playing the whole thing too. Here’s the tabs - ruclips.net/video/FQsyPb6_D0k/видео.html
      Here’s the video with all the licks - ruclips.net/video/FQsyPb6_D0k/видео.html?si=ZOKyeuq7cpMjl_uC

  • @philipmaguire9209
    @philipmaguire9209 2 года назад

    Uk here thanks are you oklahoma ?

  • @JOMOENGINEERING1
    @JOMOENGINEERING1 4 года назад

    Banjo bridges are flat at the base ?. I sure it's a curve

    • @scrubbingmonkeys2488
      @scrubbingmonkeys2488 Год назад

      Mine has a 36" radius on the bottom. This method would be a bit mor difficult. Not sure i have enough material to remove anyway.. need to remove twice the meat as you need to lower at the 12th fret. Thats alot.

  • @slq3263
    @slq3263 4 года назад

    Mandy are you left handed?

    • @BanjoLemonade
      @BanjoLemonade  4 года назад +1

      Yes I am 😃

    • @slq3263
      @slq3263 4 года назад

      @@BanjoLemonade wow and you play right handed!!

    • @BanjoLemonade
      @BanjoLemonade  4 года назад +1

      Indeed I do Sarah.

    • @slq3263
      @slq3263 4 года назад

      @@BanjoLemonade well I never! Bravo

    • @brucefrye2292
      @brucefrye2292 4 дня назад +1

      I'm left handed too , I'm old now but just played with two fingers,and played what I heard! Learned them adjusting tricks thru trial and error. Good job !