is it possible to order an add on piece to make it work on a cradle strap banjo or do I have to return it and order a different model?
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I'm not sure. It might be best to contact the vendor directly here: http://www.levysleathers.com/contact-usThey do have other models that are made for that purpose though, here: Levy's Leathers PM14-DBR Leather Banjo Cradle Strap,Dark Brown
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I actually have both types of Levi banjo straps - one for a lighter banjo and the cradle strap model for a much heavier banjo. They are both beautiful, and you might be able to get a conversion piece for the machine screw strap, but I would recommend returning it and buying the cradle strap. It really works well, and I could envision some scenarios where the machine screws might scratch the banjo if used in a conversion kit...
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I'm not sure. It might be best to contact the vendor directly here: http://www.levysleathers.com/contact-us They do have other models that are made for that purpose though, here: http://www.amazon.com/Levys-Leathers-PM14-DBR-Leather-Cradle/dp/B000XPSQQ2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1420485549&sr=8-1&keywords=banjo+pm14
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I don't know of a specific piece, but I imagine it would be relatively easy to make. Mine came with leather straps that wrapped around individual braces and screwed into the holes on the main strap. I don't have a thousand dollar banjo, so I am not worried about an individual bracket breaking off the rim. If you feel the need to distribute the weight across the entire rim, I suggest finding a strap of leather or other tough material to feed under the braces and drill a hole on either end to match the diameter of the holes on the strap and using those brass screws.
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Measure the diameter of the banjo head...the TKL cased come in various sizes and are excellent cases (Martin guitars use them for one of their case suppliers). Order a size that fits with the size of the banjo head. Not all cases will fit. I am familiar with your banjo, just not enough to remember the head size.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYNF-azT80k&list;=PL0B71C5DD8E8A4BB9&index;=11http://www.walltools.com/products/drywall-tools/delko-internal-applicator-tool-homax-6500-banjo.html
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Bass banjo? AWESOME :) Hmmm. .. they work well on a Pbass. I don't have a bass banjo to try 'em on. Fingerpicks are sorta to where you have to try 'em all. I have seen these picks on Zane King's fingers, and there's this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvWr9rBawkw and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yOgTHWQAKI
1570679
Yes. I think that's all it works on. Love ours. In fact I had to buy a shorter harp and it works perfectly.
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I'm not sure, it depends on the width of your bridge. It seems designed for a normal 5 string bridge. the padded area of the mute is 6mm (2 3/8") long and slides over the bridge. My bridge is 7mm wide and it works for that. It mutes the banjo well, but it increases the sustain.
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Good Luck HORTON went out of business , RIGHTS purchased by TEN POINT and they have no plans on reproducing parts for current owners. You have two options Bitch to amazon or get the dimensions for mechanism online and get a machine shop to fab " one off" and use 550 chord for the string. ;-(
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If it's a regular bluegrass model and not a "long neck", it should. "Left handed" doesn't change the dimensions, just the setup on the banjo.
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I'm not familiar with the design of your banjo. It fits a standard banjo beautifully.
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Nooooo! I do not recommend anything more than a splash cymbal. And also, the clamp is only a pressure clamp (does not lock) and doesn't mount on vertical posts. Only horizontal, rack type of systems. But will not fit on a rack system. I still have not found an application for this clamp, I'd recommend a Gibraltar, or some other clamp. They're around the same price.
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It should work fine as long as you know the tuning of a 5 string banjo: gDGBd
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No. Like most banjos, you will need to fasten the strap to the brackets around the head of the banjo. Utilizing different combinations of bracket locations, you can fine tune the balance of the instrument while standing or sitting.
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Yes, you can attach an armrest to the Goodtime banjo. Deering sells one specifically for this model, and there are others available that will fit. Search for "goodtime banjo armrest". I put a "Banjomate" armrest on my Goodtime.
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Yes it can. The resonator simply adds volume to the banjo by projecting the sound forward. It just takes a minute or two to remove it. All that is needed is a phillips head screwdriver.
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It should, there is lots of room for the 5th string peg no matter what side of the banjo neck it is on.
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It will only work with a bridge that is straight across. I have one compensated bridge on one of my five banjos and it wouldn't work with that one.
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Wouldn't want to venture an opinion on that question. Plug in what you're looking for in the Amazon search engine: Hercules Oboe peg. You will surely be able to screw it into this Hecules alto/tenor stand. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!