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Despite being a no-frills banjo, the Deering Goodtime does come with a geared 5th peg. That certainly makes tuning a whole lot easier. Instead of having a 5th string nut, this banjo uses a zero fret setup with a railroad spike to hold the string down onto the 5th fret.
1 comment on “Goodtime 5th peg”
Stev187 Says:
Saturday, December 22, 2007 @9:56:34 PM
This makes it easier to fret the 5th, too. I was going to get rid of mine and install a pip until Zepp pointed that out.
[Hey--I see you're from Wales. I'm a big fan of Euros Childs and saw him recently here in the states. Do you know his music?]
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