Took a look at the pic of your frayling box after listening to this clip 3 times. I have been thinking of getting a banjo kit but now, I have more ideas. Thanks Don looks & sounds great and very well played.
Thanks, John. Yeah, had to research the Frayling bit. The Frayling style of playing requires a scooped out area a where the neck meets the body. The lady who commissioned it also wanted railroad spikes for capoing the fifth string so it was a bit of a design challenge for me.
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That's a fascinating instrument and nicely played. I can imagine that the cutout and spikes were a challenge !
Thats nice.
I am building a twin neck Guitar and Banjo On an old 12 body with a busted head Yeah I know crazy.
I know what it will look like but no idea how it will sound we will see.
Took a look at the pic of your frayling box after listening to this clip 3 times. I have been thinking of getting a banjo kit but now, I have more ideas. Thanks Don looks & sounds great and very well played.
Thanks Don. Good stuff.
good stuff!!!
Thanks, John. Yeah, had to research the Frayling bit. The Frayling style of playing requires a scooped out area a where the neck meets the body. The lady who commissioned it also wanted railroad spikes for capoing the fifth string so it was a bit of a design challenge for me.
Sounds old timey great. Tone, playing and singing. What do you mean by a frayling neck?