Chords for HOMEMADE TACK-HEAD BANJO LONG NECK OPEN E TUNING.MOD
Tempo:
135.3 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
D
C#m
A#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[D] [A] [E]
[D] [A]
[E]
This is a sound demo for a Tadkud banjo I just finished, my first banjo.
wood construction with a ring of cherry and then a ring of walnut.
Neck through construction, I constructed the neck all complete scratch build.
pre-fabricated parts at all, obviously, except for the mechanical tuners
rim and the head is calf skin dyed in coffee and food coloring.
[D] [A]
[E]
This is a sound demo for a Tadkud banjo I just finished, my first banjo.
wood construction with a ring of cherry and then a ring of walnut.
Neck through construction, I constructed the neck all complete scratch build.
pre-fabricated parts at all, obviously, except for the mechanical tuners
rim and the head is calf skin dyed in coffee and food coloring.
100% ➙ 135BPM
E
A
D
C#m
A#
E
A
D
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_ This is a sound demo for a Tadkud banjo I just finished, my first banjo.
_ The rim is a block wood construction with a ring of cherry and then a ring of _ walnut. _ _
_ Neck through construction, I constructed the neck all _ _ complete scratch build.
There was no pre-fabricated parts at all, obviously, except for the mechanical tuners
and things like that.
[A#] So, [C#] the rim and the head is calf skin dyed in coffee and food coloring.
_ I attached it to the rim with hide glue _ and bronze colored tacks here.
_ The neck is a combination of poplar, _ the bulk of the neck is poplar.
_ And then I spliced in some hard rock maple up at the top [A] because I wasn't sure I was
going to _ _ _ _ use _ friction pegs or mechanical [C#m] tuners.
_ _ Has a plate of cherry _ _ and _ then the actual fingerboard itself, first there is a layer
of hard rock maple, about a quarter of an inch, and then just about an eighth of an
inch of this paddock for the actual fingerboard.
_ _ And got gold frets and gold planetary tuners, _ _ _ gold tailpiece.
_ _ And the bridge is maple, _ spalted maple.
It was actually [E] part of a double base bridge.
It was cut off a remnant from a setup on a base bridge.
So, good stuff. _
_ _ _ _ But it's a long neck banjo.
I did some research and _ _ _ I made it a 31 inch scale. _ _
_ I could get a little bit lower tone, I could tune it down to E, but at the same time [F#m] _ _
fretting
it _ _ [E] _ _ wouldn't be so much of an issue.
I made the fingerboard _ [N]
pretty wide down here and thick.
_ _ I thought it was going to be a bit too clunky, but actually I think it's kind of advantageous
_ because your fingers are not very far away from the fretboard. _ _
Nice and wide down here, almost guitar-like.
_ [E] So we'll see how it goes.
_ _ _ [C#m] _ Thanks _ [F] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
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_ This is a sound demo for a Tadkud banjo I just finished, my first banjo.
_ The rim is a block wood construction with a ring of cherry and then a ring of _ walnut. _ _
_ Neck through construction, I constructed the neck all _ _ complete scratch build.
There was no pre-fabricated parts at all, obviously, except for the mechanical tuners
and things like that.
[A#] So, [C#] the rim and the head is calf skin dyed in coffee and food coloring.
_ I attached it to the rim with hide glue _ and bronze colored tacks here.
_ The neck is a combination of poplar, _ the bulk of the neck is poplar.
_ And then I spliced in some hard rock maple up at the top [A] because I wasn't sure I was
going to _ _ _ _ use _ friction pegs or mechanical [C#m] tuners.
_ _ Has a plate of cherry _ _ and _ then the actual fingerboard itself, first there is a layer
of hard rock maple, about a quarter of an inch, and then just about an eighth of an
inch of this paddock for the actual fingerboard.
_ _ And got gold frets and gold planetary tuners, _ _ _ gold tailpiece.
_ _ And the bridge is maple, _ spalted maple.
It was actually [E] part of a double base bridge.
It was cut off a remnant from a setup on a base bridge.
So, good stuff. _
_ _ _ _ But it's a long neck banjo.
I did some research and _ _ _ I made it a 31 inch scale. _ _
_ I could get a little bit lower tone, I could tune it down to E, but at the same time [F#m] _ _
fretting
it _ _ [E] _ _ wouldn't be so much of an issue.
I made the fingerboard _ [N]
pretty wide down here and thick.
_ _ I thought it was going to be a bit too clunky, but actually I think it's kind of advantageous
_ because your fingers are not very far away from the fretboard. _ _
Nice and wide down here, almost guitar-like.
_ [E] So we'll see how it goes.
_ _ _ [C#m] _ Thanks _ [F] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
