Years ago I had a chance to examine a 1931 Martin OM-18. It had banjo tuners, which I guess was standard at that time. I always liked the look, so I decided to use banjo tuners on one of my OM-18 builds.
The cat approves.
Banjo Tuners on a Guitar
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rcnewcomb
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Banjo Tuners on a Guitar
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10 fingers in, 10 fingers out - another good day in the shop
10 fingers in, 10 fingers out - another good day in the shop
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koolimy
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Re: Banjo Tuners on a Guitar
Wow, those are really interesting looking tuners!
And the cat is super cute LOL.
And the cat is super cute LOL.
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Skarsaune
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Re: Banjo Tuners on a Guitar
Jackson Cunningham builds a guitar for the Handmade Music School to raffle as a fundraiser every year.
This year's build has banjo tuners. Some pics etc here
https://www.floydcountrystore.com/jacks ... affle-2024
This year's build has banjo tuners. Some pics etc here
https://www.floydcountrystore.com/jacks ... affle-2024
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jread
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Re: Banjo Tuners on a Guitar
Great pic of the cat. I think he's pretty skeptical of those tuners and is wondering if you are using gut strings. I really like the look and way it came out. I'm inspired to try this, perhaps on my next build which is is in the daydreaming phase so far.