When you buy any stringed instrument, most of the time it requires some setup work to personalize it to your touch and technique. The banjitar is no different. If you buy a budget instrument, you'll seriously need to do the setup to get it playing the way you want. Yours truly discusses some of the tweaks you'll want to make when you get a new instrument. Believe me, you'll enjoy playing a lot more if you just do a few essential things to make the instrument play its best.
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Banjo Bill shares a brief account of his musical origins and how he got started playing on banjitar. He has an interesting idea for tuning...
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This is a useful lesson from Brad Davis. I love the sound of his Deering banjitar! Maybe someday Deering will want to sponsor me or want me...
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12-string guitar is doubled by 6-string banjo on this track. This sounds huge and a 12-string banjo adds sparkle to the big middle section.
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