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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | The only down side to this of course is that there is now one more Banjo player in the world! :eek: |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | The funeral was indeed a professional service, but it happened to be for someone who was also my friend. These things happen....
As to the frightening increase in the number of banjo players, I believe The Book of Uncommon Prayer has a rite of exorcism that might be applicable.
To Briwilt: congratulations on the purchase! |
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Location: Port Angeles, WA | Originally posted by Norseman1:
Congrats!!! I think $411.00 is a great price from what I've been hearing!
You'll have to tell us all about it after it arrives!
Good for you Bro!
p.s. I was off by $12 bucks on my guess. Yes, and I thank you and the others for your input. Very happy I found this forum too, by the way.
As for the banjo, I always wanted to play one but decided against it at an early age since I realized I could never finger pick fast enough to keep up with Earl Scruggs. I guess this is why I mostly use a flat pick, which I sometimes have to duct tape to my hand to prevent droppage. :D
I'll give a full report after it arrives, hopefully in one piece. Stay tuned! |
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | good choice...guitar good...but banjo is da debil Bobby!
Norse(actually just jealous that I can't do the Scruggs three finger roll)man1 |
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | by the way...it was about the same amount ($12 bucks) that I was outbid on a 1537, so I guess $12 bucks can be alotomoney! |
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| BANJO ROCKS! ( since I too play the banjar.) :cool: |
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Why are you selling this guitar?!
