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mikebrooks |
Wherever you find my banjo, you will also find me. Jimmy Cox said that he only made 15 or 20 of this model. She's plain and simple and has a warm heart, just like a good woman. If mine has any other brothers or sisters out there, I'd love to meet them. We could have a Cox Crown banjo reunion.
2 comments on “1980s Cox Crown Banjo”
Lenwardg Says:
Tuesday, June 19, 2007 @4:10:43 PM
Thanks for posting the pictures, Mike! I love the way the Cox logo looks on the fiddle cut peghead. Very classy. I know she'll bring you many years of happiness and the great thing is, the more you play a Cox banjo, the more it continues to improve. They are truly amazing!
mikebrooks Says:
Tuesday, June 19, 2007 @10:13:17 PM
Thanks for the kind words Len. I wasn't sure of the wood. I know Jimmy told me when I was there, I couldn't remember if it is mahogany or walnut. A buddy was just over and he thinks it is walnut.
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