Finally a video that understands how to break this down so that it’s easy to understand and fun enough to play. I’ve gone through dozens of these tutorials trying to find a good one and this is by far the best one. Had to subscribe
Im getting one this next week, at the end of Covid; you better keep playing it or i'll catch up to ya, haha. Glad to hear you went for it and got one and that you're loving it!!
@@wheninroamful Practice, practice, practice. Common sense huh... Especially true with the banjo. I slowed down after I switch to the Clawhammer strum.
As a scruggs style picker looking to add a clawhammer stroke this has been one of the most straightforward and clear lessons on clawhammer. Very good!!!
By far, this is the BEST instructional video I have seen on how to begin learning claw hammer style of playing! Thanks for posting this and thanks as well for your encouraging attitude as well! By the way, I’m 67 and decided to learn old time banjo at last. Yes, following a long time ambition! Wish me luck Steve!
@@StevePlaysBanjo Steve ,?? Why did you loose your voice..?? Some times I loose mine if I try to sing to high or loud in church. If I had a microphone 🎤 I probably would do better,, I don't know... keep up the good work Steve.. make more videos..
Brilliant. Learned banjo from a vinyl record and book by Pete Seeger just 60 years ago. Been playing off and on through a career in music and entertainment ever since. Picked up the banjo again the other day, shone the strings to record a short movie track. Found your video .. very useful .. wish you’d been around all those years ago. So thank you🪕❤️
Dude, you’re so chill! Thanks for keeping it enjoyable. Everyone else is soooo serious about being perfect I could feel the joy of learning this instrument dwindling. Thanks again!
I've watched them all and this is easily the best starter clawhammer instructional video here. Informative but not boreing. Like a personal lesson really. This old clawhammer newbe thanks you much!
Wow! As a would be beginner i found this extremely informative and helpful. I appreciate the way you broke it down from starting out to what it is like more advanced.
For my 60th Birthday (just in time for the quarantine) I purchased a banjo. I have little or no musical experience, so I know that I have a lot to learn. No pressure, but I've chosen you to help teach me. Keep up the great work.
I recently found a banjo in the basement of my SO's parents... Guess he used to play guitar, tried the banjo, but it didn't take. So (with permission) I took it. I took it to get it dialed in, and asked him how to choose what style to play (I had just learned there was more than one style) He said to get on RUclips and listen to the different styles and see what you really enjoy. Steve, you're style is what I would love to accomplish some day. Love listening to your playing...
Well I got a banjo for Christmas yesterday. I got recommended by a friend online to check out your vid, this is the one he watched when he first got his banjo. I can't wait to practice what you've taught in this video, thank you Sir!
I just got a Banjo for my birthday. I’ve played a lot of different instruments in my life but banjo is really my first string instrument. This is probably the best beginner advice anyone could give!
Subbed. This is the most thoughtful beginner lesson I've found thus far. I'm definitely watching your instruction content when my banjo arrives this week 👍. Bravo!
Been watching banjo videos for months. 60 years old and have always dreamed of learning the banjo. I think you just pushed me off the fence. Love the attitude and delivery of your video. Thxs:-)
Brilliant approach to learning clawhammer, Steve! Wish I had been introduced to the banjo this way. I got my first banjo when I was in my 20s but never learn to play it until I was in my 60s. Ever since it's been a font of joy, learning and expression, thanks to supportive teachers like Patrick C. and you. You've made the journey to learn such a joy and thrill of improvement, Thank you.
Thanks. Great video, Other videos had me strumming nonsense forever. This increases the fun factor by 10, which means I enjoy practicing more, which means I'm getting better faster!
This video has helped a ton, I came from playing bass and up until this video I've been struggling with not slapping/plucking the strings like I would with bass lmao
i concur with a lot of these comments, this is the best instruction for beginners I've seen. I don't even own a banjo yet but thanks to you that will change tomorrow. Thank you!
(G'), D, G, B, D "OPEN "G" TUNING. ...THANK YOU FOR THIS VERY HELPFUL LESSON, FOR US BEGINNERS! ...PERHAPS, I SHOULD START BY TUNING A GUITAR TO D, G, D', G', B, D" AND, THEN PLAYING SIMILARLY ON THE GUITAR..
Been watching your "day one" for a week or so. Don't really have a lot of time to put in, but your teaching style fits me perfectly. I'm going to keep watching "day one" until I get it, then move on to other days. As a break, sometimes I'll watch you play songs. ;-) Keep on playing, teaching, and recording. Great job.
Hi Colin, what songs are you able to play?….I’m about the same time in learning but I spent 8 months or so learning 3 finger before I decided clawhammer was for me. Steve is an awesome teacher and inspiration and if you stick with it his lessons make more sense….there are some easier beginner tutorials so if stuck let me know. Thank you again Steve…you’re changing lives!
This is genuinely one of the most helpful videos I have come across in my journey with the banjo, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the world. I will definitely be watching the other vids in this series :)
So much good instruction in this video. Will cover the first year or so of playing many instruments recreationally. Keep playing that tempo and nobody will know you messed up. Took me a long time to learn that...
This is probably the best how to I've seen for an instrument ever. Thanks! I'm a guitarist and I've always been interested in the banjo.. so maybe now when I'm in a music store I can try some stuff out :)
Probably the best beginner banjo lesson that I have found, and I am ready to take the plunge (have been borrowing a neighbor's banjo). I plateaued long ago on the guitar at campfire-playing level, and further progress just seems tedious. Steve's approach to banjo playing conveys a relaxed and free-flowing approach that strikes me as accessible and enjoyable.
Hi Steve, I bought my first banjo today and just finished "Banjo, Day One“. Wow, you’re a great teacher and a big help to me. Although I had no idea how to play this instrument at least it sounds like music now and I’m motivated to practice. See you tomorrow at Day Two. I send you a heartfelt „thanks" from Switzerland.
This video is just perfect! I love how relaxed and honest you convey your knowledge. As a guitar player i know how important those tips (e.g. ignoring small mistakes 'cause nobody really cares) are in order not to unnecessarily complicate practicing yourself at the beginning. Very good job!
I like your strum philosophy. Just strum it. Everybody else starts with boom-chicka-boom. I got frustrated right off the bat and now the banjo sits in the closet. Well now I am going to pull it out and enjoy it now and add the rest of the strum later.
Man, I wish I found this video a few months ago. You really know the stuff that you have to explain clearly to a beginner banjo player. I might be a little easy since I play so many other instruments but thanks a lot.
I am 72 years old and am starting out as a beginner on a new Ibanez banjo, I know a few basic chords on the guitar, I hope to be able to play some banjo before too long .
Wow!! This video was exactly what I was looking for!! Thank you 100 times! I just got a banjo for a gift! You explain the banjo so well! I appreciate you taking the time to make this video😁👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Thank you again!!!
I say Neo missed a trick in the movie 'The Matrix' by not downloading clawhammer, I know I would if given the chance, although you pretty much made up for this Steve - excellent tuition.
What a great deal of help this is in just gettin' started. I've inherited my Father's banjo and I've been looking for a way to get going with it. Thanks ever so much.
I started with “strike, strum, thumb” and I’m still “stuck” there. I’m going to try backing up and practicing from this perspective to see if that helps me move forward. Thank you for going over the basics with an alternative method :)
When I was first learning (ten years ago) there were several different how-to videos online that helped. They all taught in a slightly different way. The one that helped me break through was a video by Zepp where he put the camera under the strings! After that, I was able to revisit other videos and books with the new perspective. So keep at it! 😊
Great video Steve! Beginners quit or fail because they don’t take the time to do it right. In this day and age it’s ‘I want to play like Bela NOW!’ Sloooow does it. I’m sorry about your cold. If you took some meds, it probably was gone in 7 days. If you took nothing, it probably took a week! 🤣
So, not day one, but I got my Gold Tone CC-Carlin 12 a day or two ago, and although I've played guitar for decades and mandolin for at least a decade, I'm new to banjo and clawhammer is challenging me. I've watched dozens of videos over the past two days, but am so happy I stumbled into your channel. This is the BEST instruction for how to get started that I've seen, and I bought two from Truefire. You are an excellent teacher (and I'm a teacher by profession). Just wanted to thank you and help out with the algorithms! 🙂 What banjo are you playing?
@@StevePlaysBanjo well, I really like its sound. I like this CC-Carlin I just got, and thinks it’s a good value, but I have spotted and been drawn to Pisgah banjos and Lukas' Ozark Banjo Co banjos. But he has a 2 year waiting list.
First time to really hold and manipulate a banjo November last year. I wish I could play even just half as good as you. When does one use rolling/picking and clawhammering. I started with rolling and just came across your video. Great work by the way!
Steve I noticed your banjo is scooped neck. I'am getting a Deering Artisan Special and am thinking of having it scooped. Many are not what is the advantage of doing that.From the question you can tell I a beginner, 76 but a beginner. I come from the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia I'm the only one in my family that does not play. Your method of teaching is great. Is you banjo a vintage instrument (looks like an older Banjo.
Ray Williamson sorry for taking so long to reply. I actually sought out this banjo because of the scoop, but ended up really happy with everything else. I liked how some folks play over the neck to give it that plunky old time sound. The scoop is there to make it easier to avoid smacking the neck with your thumb, but not always necessary. Overall, I prefer to play over the head and let the notes ring. But it’s fun to mix it up on occasion. As for the make of my banjo, it’s a relatively new Pisgah Dobson Rambler. It’s been good to me. 😊
Hey Steve, I’ve been learning frailing banjo for about 4 months now but still can’t get anywhere near to your ability but I fight on. Thanks again for a great lesson.
Keep at it! I think it helps to keep looking at the basics from different perspectives until it clicks. As long as you’re having fun, that’s all that matters. 😊
Hi Steve, this is one of the best videos I’ve come across. And I also love the spartan Banjo you’re playing. Would you mind sharing what model it is? Thanks again! :)
I just bought my first banjo, which arrives in 3 days. THIS is the video I’m going straight to, once I unbox it. You’re a great teacher.
Well watched the video. Ordered a banjo. Just got to tell the wife before Saturday.
I just put myself in the same boat :-)
@@JerAtoZ just smile and say yes dear i know.
I did the same, now my husband want to learn too lol 😂
@@spiritualcloudinmotion2866 Good luck let me know how it goes. Am loving it. Not very good yet but enjoying the practice and learning.
@@scousemouse69 my banjo is already making some awesome sounds, slowly but surely 👍
Finally a video that understands how to break this down so that it’s easy to understand and fun enough to play. I’ve gone through dozens of these tutorials trying to find a good one and this is by far the best one. Had to subscribe
@Gideon Jayce you are one of them smart criminals
This is the first video that Clawhammer players should watch. You address several questions other videos do not address. Well Done.
I got a banjo at the begining of this Covid. I'm progressing slowly, but loving it.
Im getting one this next week, at the end of Covid; you better keep playing it or i'll catch up to ya, haha. Glad to hear you went for it and got one and that you're loving it!!
@@wheninroamful Practice, practice, practice. Common sense huh... Especially true with the banjo. I slowed down after I switch to the Clawhammer strum.
As a scruggs style picker looking to add a clawhammer stroke this has been one of the most straightforward and clear lessons on clawhammer. Very good!!!
By far, this is the BEST instructional video I have seen on how to begin learning claw hammer style of playing! Thanks for posting this and thanks as well for your encouraging attitude as well! By the way, I’m 67 and decided to learn old time banjo at last. Yes, following a long time ambition! Wish me luck Steve!
Thomas Lane you’re too kind, but it makes me happy that my ramblings can help. Playing banjo has been such a rewarding pass time. 😊
I'm 65, just starting as well....good luck to us all.....
@@StevePlaysBanjo Steve ,??
Why did you loose your voice..??
Some times I loose mine if I try to sing to high or loud in church.
If I had a microphone 🎤 I probably would do better,,
I don't know... keep up the good work Steve.. make more videos..
Brilliant. Learned banjo from a vinyl record and book by Pete Seeger just 60 years ago. Been playing off and on through a career in music and entertainment ever since. Picked up the banjo again the other day, shone the strings to record a short movie track. Found your video .. very useful .. wish you’d been around all those years ago. So thank you🪕❤️
Pete Seeger’s recording was my gateway to playing old time banjo. Thanks for the kind words!
Dude, you’re so chill! Thanks for keeping it enjoyable. Everyone else is soooo serious about being perfect I could feel the joy of learning this instrument dwindling.
Thanks again!
I've watched them all and this is easily the best starter clawhammer instructional video here. Informative but not boreing. Like a personal lesson really. This old clawhammer newbe thanks you much!
This guy is an amazing teacher. I'm so excited to get home and try this out.
Definitely an instrument to sing with, in my opinion. I agree, keep it simple on the banjo and sing out!
Wow! As a would be beginner i found this extremely informative and helpful. I appreciate the way you broke it down from starting out to what it is like more advanced.
For my 60th Birthday (just in time for the quarantine) I purchased a banjo. I have little or no musical experience, so I know that I have a lot to learn. No pressure, but I've chosen you to help teach me. Keep up the great work.
That makes 2 of us. Aslo bought mine before quarantine.
"I should bookmark this for later because I'm really bus..." [18 minutes later] "...y."
A blast of fresh air in the stultifying hothouse of frailing banjo tuition. More power to your elbow!
I recently found a banjo in the basement of my SO's parents... Guess he used to play guitar, tried the banjo, but it didn't take. So (with permission) I took it. I took it to get it dialed in, and asked him how to choose what style to play (I had just learned there was more than one style) He said to get on RUclips and listen to the different styles and see what you really enjoy. Steve, you're style is what I would love to accomplish some day. Love listening to your playing...
juniorco3109 great to hear you’re giving new life to that forgotten instrument. Happy playing!
Well I got a banjo for Christmas yesterday. I got recommended by a friend online to check out your vid, this is the one he watched when he first got his banjo. I can't wait to practice what you've taught in this video, thank you Sir!
Congratulations! 🪕
Thank you!
I just got a Banjo for my birthday. I’ve played a lot of different instruments in my life but banjo is really my first string instrument. This is probably the best beginner advice anyone could give!
thank you for great video I'm 80 and intend to learn
Wow, thank you so much for this Day 1 lesson! It gives me a lot of inspiration to play!
Hi from a very wet & cold UK. Love this little tutorial which is so easy to understand and follow. lovely chilled presentation.
Fantastic, appreciate the chilled approach. Probably the only video this long I've got to the end of on RUclips! Will look at day two now...
Awesome video. Insightful, interesting instructions. Extremely helpful to me. Thanks.
Subbed. This is the most thoughtful beginner lesson I've found thus far. I'm definitely watching your instruction content when my banjo arrives this week 👍. Bravo!
Been watching banjo videos for months. 60 years old and have always dreamed of learning the banjo. I think you just pushed me off the fence. Love the attitude and delivery of your video. Thxs:-)
well? it's been 7 months since your comment, how are you doing on the banjo..?
Yes, please update!
@@tommyreimrock8667 he must have broken his hand when he got pushed off the fence?
Brilliant approach to learning clawhammer, Steve! Wish I had been introduced to the banjo this way. I got my first banjo when I was in my 20s but never learn to play it until I was in my 60s. Ever since it's been a font of joy, learning and expression, thanks to supportive teachers like Patrick C. and you. You've made the journey to learn such a joy and thrill of improvement, Thank you.
Thanks. Great video, Other videos had me strumming nonsense forever. This increases the fun factor by 10, which means I enjoy practicing more, which means I'm getting better faster!
This video has helped a ton, I came from playing bass and up until this video I've been struggling with not slapping/plucking the strings like I would with bass lmao
This is like the best and most helpfulest video I've ever seen. And thanks for not going painfully slow like some of the other tutorials.
i concur with a lot of these comments, this is the best instruction for beginners I've seen. I don't even own a banjo yet but thanks to you that will change tomorrow. Thank you!
(G'), D, G, B, D "OPEN "G" TUNING. ...THANK YOU FOR THIS VERY HELPFUL LESSON, FOR US BEGINNERS!
...PERHAPS, I SHOULD START BY TUNING A GUITAR TO D, G, D', G', B, D"
AND, THEN PLAYING SIMILARLY ON THE GUITAR..
Been watching your "day one" for a week or so. Don't really have a lot of time to put in, but your teaching style fits me perfectly. I'm going to keep watching "day one" until I get it, then move on to other days. As a break, sometimes I'll watch you play songs. ;-) Keep on playing, teaching, and recording. Great job.
Thank you, hopefully this will get me going. I have been trying to play banjo for 2 years and this is the best ‘how to’ video I’ve seen
Hi Colin, what songs are you able to play?….I’m about the same time in learning but I spent 8 months or so learning 3 finger before I decided clawhammer was for me.
Steve is an awesome teacher and inspiration and if you stick with it his lessons make more sense….there are some easier beginner tutorials so if stuck let me know.
Thank you again Steve…you’re changing lives!
I had a banjo bought me a while ago and love this guy and helps me come along cheers pal from the uk
This is genuinely one of the most helpful videos I have come across in my journey with the banjo, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the world. I will definitely be watching the other vids in this series :)
I’m so happy to hand off the tradition! 😊
Steve is on a quest and I can only endorse that! Don't forget to sing, folks! :-)
I have been a bluegrass three finger picking banjo player, but I really want to frail; thank you for the lesson. Great camera angle.
So much good instruction in this video. Will cover the first year or so of playing many instruments recreationally. Keep playing that tempo and nobody will know you messed up. Took me a long time to learn that...
Thanks for your clear demonstration and explanation! It’s the best one I’ve watched so far😊
A brilliant intro. to the banjo. A great lesson on clawhammer. BrianG
This is probably the best how to I've seen for an instrument ever. Thanks! I'm a guitarist and I've always been interested in the banjo.. so maybe now when I'm in a music store I can try some stuff out :)
Thanks so much for your instruction! Many greetings from vienna! A banjo newbie! :D
Excellent instruction Steve,will continue to follow you.
Literally bought my first banjo today. This video is perfect. Thank you.
Probably the best beginner banjo lesson that I have found, and I am ready to take the plunge (have been borrowing a neighbor's banjo). I plateaued long ago on the guitar at campfire-playing level, and further progress just seems tedious. Steve's approach to banjo playing conveys a relaxed and free-flowing approach that strikes me as accessible and enjoyable.
Hi Steve,
I bought my first banjo today and just finished "Banjo, Day One“.
Wow, you’re a great teacher and a big help to me.
Although I had no idea how to play this instrument
at least it sounds like music now and I’m motivated to practice.
See you tomorrow at Day Two.
I send you a heartfelt „thanks" from Switzerland.
Absolutely the best Video ive seen regarding the clawhammer. Thank you
Astonishing Steve . Just started . Really inspired thanks Pat nz
"they'll you did it on purpose" quote for the day, thank you.
Great video thank you, this has helped me grasp it much easier than other clawhammer lessons
This video is just perfect! I love how relaxed and honest you convey your knowledge. As a guitar player i know how important those tips (e.g. ignoring small mistakes 'cause nobody really cares) are in order not to unnecessarily complicate practicing yourself at the beginning. Very good job!
I like your strum philosophy. Just strum it. Everybody else starts with boom-chicka-boom. I got frustrated right off the bat and now the banjo sits in the closet. Well now I am going to pull it out and enjoy it now and add the rest of the strum later.
Good stuff! I have my first banjo on the way. I went with the Deering Americana 12".
actually might be the best guide
Thank you so much for this lesson. For me it's the best one for beginners
Man, I wish I found this video a few months ago. You really know the stuff that you have to explain clearly to a beginner banjo player. I might be a little easy since I play so many other instruments but thanks a lot.
Very Good Video and Information Steve, Thank You.
I am 72 years old and am starting out as a beginner on a new Ibanez banjo, I know a few basic chords on the guitar, I hope to be able to play some banjo before too long .
your teaching style really works for me !thanks
Wow!! This video was exactly what I was looking for!! Thank you 100 times! I just got a banjo for a gift! You explain the banjo so well! I appreciate you taking the time to make this video😁👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Thank you again!!!
Ej Arnold congratulations on your new banjo!
@@StevePlaysBanjo Thanks!!! Super stoked!!🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Very good instructions. Keep going.. thanks so much
if the choice is failing or claw hammer, claw hammer is much. cooler to me.
Excellent start! Thank you!
I always heard it called overhand. Not sure if it's the same but looks and sounds like it
I like your approach. Thanks!
That's it. I'm buying a banjo.
I say Neo missed a trick in the movie 'The Matrix' by not downloading clawhammer, I know I would if given the chance, although you pretty much made up for this Steve - excellent tuition.
Well, here we go. Start at the beginning with Steve 👍
What a great deal of help this is in just gettin' started. I've inherited my Father's banjo and I've been looking for a way to get going with it. Thanks ever so much.
Thanks man, I'm at day 3 of learning and this is really helping!
I'm on Day 0 (no banjo yet) - great video. Thank you
I started with “strike, strum, thumb” and I’m still “stuck” there. I’m going to try backing up and practicing from this perspective to see if that helps me move forward. Thank you for going over the basics with an alternative method :)
When I was first learning (ten years ago) there were several different how-to videos online that helped. They all taught in a slightly different way. The one that helped me break through was a video by Zepp where he put the camera under the strings! After that, I was able to revisit other videos and books with the new perspective. So keep at it! 😊
Simply brilliant.
Thank you for your kind lesseon. It's really useful for me .
Great Lesson! Thanks from a beginner!
Must be cold there...
Good picker excellent instructor
I like your lessons they're soothing 😋
Brynn Kellett thanks! Hopefully I’m not putting people to sleep. 😂
Great video Steve! Beginners quit or fail because they don’t take the time to do it right. In this day and age it’s ‘I want to play like Bela NOW!’ Sloooow does it. I’m sorry about your cold. If you took some meds, it probably was gone in 7 days. If you took nothing, it probably took a week! 🤣
Love that banjo
So, not day one, but I got my Gold Tone CC-Carlin 12 a day or two ago, and although I've played guitar for decades and mandolin for at least a decade, I'm new to banjo and clawhammer is challenging me. I've watched dozens of videos over the past two days, but am so happy I stumbled into your channel. This is the BEST instruction for how to get started that I've seen, and I bought two from Truefire. You are an excellent teacher (and I'm a teacher by profession). Just wanted to thank you and help out with the algorithms! 🙂
What banjo are you playing?
I’m still playing my Pisgah Dobson Rambler. Although it could use a new set of strings. 😅
@@StevePlaysBanjo well, I really like its sound. I like this CC-Carlin I just got, and thinks it’s a good value, but I have spotted and been drawn to Pisgah banjos and Lukas' Ozark Banjo Co banjos. But he has a 2 year waiting list.
Haha....must have been hard not using your thumb...then after the 2nd hammer you let loose!
great video Ive been playing with the banjo for a few months and I've got to day one almost
Great video I want the claw dude man it's the way
you are so good!!! so inspiring, thank you so much for this video, now I feel like I have a direction with my practicing haha. thank you!!
Thank You what a GREAT teaching vid
'Hit that string like 100 times'
okay
And then a hundred more after that! 😅
Thank you Steve.you make sense !
First time to really hold and manipulate a banjo November last year. I wish I could play even just half as good as you. When does one use rolling/picking and clawhammering. I started with rolling and just came across your video. Great work by the way!
Good lesson, thanks !
DUDE. You are amazing! THANK YOU.
I can't seem to get that cool "barking" sound by plucking. Otherwise, great lesson!
Please turn mic on OR turn it UP. Thanks
Steve I noticed your banjo is scooped neck. I'am getting a Deering Artisan Special and am thinking of having it scooped. Many are not what is the advantage of doing that.From the question you can tell I a beginner, 76 but a beginner. I come from the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia I'm the only one in my family that does not play. Your method of teaching is great. Is you banjo a vintage instrument (looks like an older Banjo.
Ray Williamson sorry for taking so long to reply. I actually sought out this banjo because of the scoop, but ended up really happy with everything else. I liked how some folks play over the neck to give it that plunky old time sound. The scoop is there to make it easier to avoid smacking the neck with your thumb, but not always necessary. Overall, I prefer to play over the head and let the notes ring. But it’s fun to mix it up on occasion. As for the make of my banjo, it’s a relatively new Pisgah Dobson Rambler. It’s been good to me. 😊
Hey Steve, I’ve been learning frailing banjo for about 4 months now but still can’t get anywhere near to your ability but I fight on. Thanks again for a great lesson.
Keep at it! I think it helps to keep looking at the basics from different perspectives until it clicks. As long as you’re having fun, that’s all that matters. 😊
@6:08. amazing!
Great lesson
This was awesome, thank you
Hi Steve, this is one of the best videos I’ve come across. And I also love the spartan Banjo you’re playing. Would you mind sharing what model it is? Thanks again! :)