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philbywan - Posted - 02/29/2008: 09:20:44
I pick #2
Can you tell me the difference between the two - different banjos? miked differently? hand position?
Just curious. I am working on that same tune from Jack Hatfield's book, but it doesn't have that higher part in the middle. I wish it did, sounds good.
nathan619 - Posted - 03/01/2008: 08:31:15
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Originally posted by philbywan
I pick #2
Can you tell me the difference between the two - different banjos? miked differently? hand position?
Just curious. I am working on that same tune from Jack Hatfield's book, but it doesn't have that higher part in the middle. I wish it did, sounds good.
It's 2 different banjos.
Nathan
Sullivan Festival Deluxe
RK-80 Recording King
spiritwolf7 - Posted - 03/01/2008: 11:19:37
To my ear #2 is a considerably mellower & perhaps richer sound. #1 is rather brighter. Both were enjoyable but my ear leans toward the mellower sound of #2. Anyway, for what it's worth, that's my opinion.
SpiritWolf
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vintagewells - Posted - 03/01/2008: 15:05:16
I go with #2 as well, It seems to go better with this song. Both sound good though.
good job
Lorna
Love me, love my banjo
Aluminum Rims rule!
nathan619 - Posted - 03/06/2008: 09:30:44
The first was using the RK-80 and the 2nd was the Sullivan.
Nathan
Sullivan Festival Deluxe
RK-80 Recording King
