will it work on a 4 string tenor banjo?
1842787
I use mine on a 5 string. It attaches to the bridge. I don't see why it wouldn't work on a 4 string.
1842788
Yes--definitely; tenor and plectrum as well. The tenor and plectrum bridges are just a little bit shorter than that of a 5 string bridge. It will fit perfectly and you will not be disappointed with the results. This mute will stay in place, even with the most vigorous strumming--in both performing solo or playing in band situations. Easy to store out of the way too--it'll just slide over two brackets on the side, and can be installed on the bridge in seconds when needed. Made from good materials too.
623471
Have used it on tenor banjo, guitar, bouzouki, mandolin. It works fine on any stringed instrument. Very accurate and is one of the few tuners that will work well on the low strings.
1508907
There is no particular setting for it, but no reason why it would not work. It will really work for any stringed instrument.
113707
I have only tuned my ukes with it but I'm sure it would work beautifully on a banjo as well.
2157554
I don't see why it wouldn't. I have been able to use it on a rage of stringed instruments including a charango. Regarding use, it is a no-brainer, really. Yu might have some instructions on the label, but it is an easy tool to figure out. Good stuff, really!
305563
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...
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:-)
1149860
As long as your dulcimer has a drum head and standard banjo bridge, it should be fine. Check your bridge.Good luck.Melanie
113706
It should work with a Banjo. As long as the clip fits on the banjo? It will tell you what note is playing.
1833353
No...but, I put a small leather strap (about the size of a long shoe string) around my banjo and attached the Levy's strap to it and it works perfectly..
981832
I honestly don't know. I'm not as familiar with varying banjo body types like I am with guitars! If I had a banjo shop near by I'd take it there and try it out but unfortunately that is not an option for me! What I can tell you is that it's been a good purchase for me. It was relatively cheap and it's been really sturdy.
83171
Yes! it works perfectly with a 12 string as well. It still detects the pitches for the 3rd thru 6th strings even though they are an octave apart.I highly recommend it.
957381
Check the dimensions on the site. I bought this last year for a grandson but I bought the banjo at the same time.
385976
It is used on regular auto harps so you might be able to tell from that description. It is a little wrench-type device used on auto harps so if the posts that hold the strings are the same size then it should work. Read the description of the tuner carefully for clues that might help you decide.
2041648
To be honest, I have no idea how it would work for a banjo as I have only used them on classical and acoustic guitars.
1149857
If the bridge of the dulcimer is like a banjo bridge or very similar, my guess is that it should work. I can only say this from what I have seen in pictures. I hope this helps.
1075009
This tuner is a clip-on, I've used it on my six and twelve strings and my five string banjo. It is very sensitive and sometimes dose not "settle down"quickly. I used it a lot, and for quit a while before going to my red Snark, whitch was the lease expensive, but in my opinion works the best of the four differant brands that I've tried.