Will this soften up a resonator banjo so it would be more appropriate for clawhammer style?
1163048
Don't really know but don't see why not. I use mine on a banjouke and am just learning claw hammer. I love it!
1163049
It will mute it for either style. Not sure what your wanting, but if you will put a clothes pins on each end of the bridge you'll get an idea of what it will sound like. However, this mute will mute it a little better and won't get knocked off.
1163050
It will only soften the strings, not the resonator. But it works for clawhammer quite well.
1163051
I believe it will. It reduces the volume considerably and softens the tone.
305564
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
2041651
My experience with pickup on a banjo only involved a magnetic pickup. A transducer like this one would work, but I sense that it would overload too easily. You know how dangerous a banjo can be to start with, right:-)
1543646
It's good for both. I have one in a banjo and another in my octave mandolin. I run both through a pre-amp before running into the sound board.
113706
It should work with a Banjo. As long as the clip fits on the banjo? It will tell you what note is playing.
774136
o yeah. The wall is definitely not an issue. However, Im not sure how big the head of a banjo is and i wonder if the hook is too wide for a banjo?
1782841
Well, yes. Especially if the mic and reflection filter are placed inside the lid of the piano it will tighten up the sound considerably.
796598
Yes, it's beautiful and ready to be tuned. Just grab a set of finger picks and start playing! It is the sweetest-sounding banjo I've ever played. I'm a banjo teacher and I highly recommend this instrument.
1462797
yes I do think so, but make the hammer to fit the size you need for this lap harp. I hope I was of help to you.
846366
Im not sure if this will or not but a piezo mic will I believe.I think most pickups pick up the vibration of the string and not the metal if thats what you were thinking.But I am not 100% on that.
116174
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
915518
yes no problem. arms are narrow enough. you can set your guitar down at different depths in the arms too. they are soft coated and hold well. back/neck of guitar rest on soft pad at top of tripod. in short it can handle most any type of guitar or banjo.
727321
no.will wrk on narrow bridge violin very well,on a banjo u just use yr palm on the strings too mute it,very easy
1272441
It fits an open back really well, but I think it could work for a resonator banjo too. Might be a tight squeeze, though, depending on the size of the resonator.
964228
The case is made to fit a 14"resonator.If you want to use it with out you should use foam rubber to fill in the gap around the banjo.
38036
I'm not sure. It takes up a lot or width in my guitar sound hole. I do use the third smaller packet that comes with the set for my banjo. I just lay it on top of the banjo in its case. The packets are pretty flexible and I think might work in your ukulele. I do like these. So much better than soaking and squeezing out water in other units.
113708
I have used this tuner on my bass guitar and mandolin; it worked fine. I do not know the tuning of a banjo; I see no reason it would NOT work for you in this application.