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But it's so pretty.

Such a tremendous talent. Condolences to his family.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsy1VCmQkjg

Interesting, I can't imagine anyone more melodic than John Reischman.

That would have worked nicely with the 12”, 12’ (spindle to spindle) edge sander. Ran on 440 and scared me every time I turned it on. Full speed NOW.

But it could do a long, straight edge.

That's a beauty. Play it with joy.

Interesting review Josh. I would have thought scratches on the carbon fiber would have been the first ding. But a puncture? Is it just partial through the fiber? And obviously you don't have a...

There is Dawg Jazz at acousticdisc.com.

And the Django Facebook is available on the internet.

And many players on Soundslice.

And Stochelo Rosenberg academy courses.

Typically a jewelers saw is used to cut MOP or abalone. The blades come in packs of 10. What does that tell you?

Don’t know anything about the other stuff.

Actually, there are some correct answers, even in this forum.

I’m surprised that wood has knowledge and learns over time. And that it’s learning is always successful in the desired direction.

Just where is the wood’s brain anyway? And when you cut it down,...

Thanks so much for sharing. He’s a legendary player.

I suppose over the last 50+ years I’ve cleaned fingerboards but I’ve really never ‘dusted’ one. Clean hands, in the case, played daily. And I’d never heard of anyone doing that before this thread.

When everyone’s hearing is the same, we might be able to come to some agreement.

Don Rigsby. I tried them, they’re ok, not the feel of real flatwounds, nor the price.

I often feel that way just before taking a break:confused:

It's not often I feel sad that banjos are disrespected, but it happened.

Ninety years have passed since Virzis were patented. Pretty slow uptake.

And I’m just saying some very respected folks can be very idiosyncratic.

Just like following Lloyd Loar and putting in Verdi’s all over the place.

It would take an descriptive, itemized list to tell. May not be worth whatever you paid, or maybe more. To someone.

Not of much use if you’re not apart of the Googleplex.

I like Steeldrivers too, but check out Appalachian Road Show. Great vocals, great songs.

I have to catch up on Mandolins and Beer podcasts:)

Removing the overburden is burdensome. I would think leaving no more that 1/16 would be sufficient

I wouldn’t know about reshaping under tension as a common practice, although maybe that’s a...

As noted in post #8, a strap behind the nut makes the balance so much better, especially if its not slippery on your clothing.

Yes, it could be repaired but that won't be free. I'd pass and wait for one without any damage. Good luck.