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Facebook from Ricky Skaggs.

Wish you a happy new 2020 with my new #788.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRQNL_AEdPE&feature=youtu.be

Aaron Smith - cool, my band does that tune on occasion, I always say - if you need an example of pure American Bluegrass tune, Road to Columbus is as good as anything else!

I am almost certain I’m forgetting a few. I’m feeling ptsd coming on just typing this list...
1. Washburn A style
2. German un-named two point
3. Gibson F-9 prototype
4. Collings Mt2
5....

I'm ashamed to say that after I declared my MAS cured, i got the itch for an old Gibson A 4, the red ones, and got one. Now I was done...............except a 1920 Gibson F 4 came available from a...

Nice job on that tune, Aaron. That Northfield sounds good too...

I only got a few minutes with my new to me CT 110 over lunch today, but the EJ 74s sound pretty darn good on it. I may try some monels or flat wounds later, but these are new so will stick with them...

I had the same experience with the onyx. Plus too much pick click. I sold it after a few days.

It has a tiny amount of neck relief-looks good to me - almost but not quite flat. I havnt changed anything since i got it_I think I will try as Pops1 suggest. Otherwise really happy with the Mando.

The F5-G's and F-5L's are living proof you don't "need" a Red Spruce top to make a top-notch bluegrass machine....

Only the best players can appreciate it, but speed holes cut down on air resistance as your picking hand moves with blazing speed up and down through the strings. They also let more sound waves...

That's one of my pet peeves!
An instrument needs a simple truss rod adjustment to improve it's playability, I take the cover off and I can't get a wrench on the nut...

(It's an oversight by the...

We can get "chalk" from art stores in the form of "pastels". Very soft, no grease to make it "dustless", kind of expensive, though. I use it for fitting lots of things, including tone bars, but not...