Posted by Dan Mountjoy
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- Play count: 732
Size: 943kb, uploaded 6/4/2009 5:54:46 PM
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One more example from the frying pan banjo...
4 comments on “Frying Pan Banjo: Grandfather's Clock”
Grumps Says:
Friday, June 5, 2009 @1:12:39 AM
Very nice tone Dan, almost like a guitar. Enlighten me! what exactly is a 'frying pan' banjo? 'got a picture?
Best wishes Edwin T, (Grumps)
Dan Mountjoy Says:
Friday, June 5, 2009 @3:57:39 AM
Thanks, Edwin. There're some pictures in my photo album on my homepage. I have to post the final pictures including the tuners and frets. Basically, I took an old no-stick frying pan and used it as the resonator. It has a thin plywood head with sound holes drilled in it.
John Kuhn Says:
Wednesday, February 15, 2012 @8:48:30 AM
Man that things sounds like its pumpin out some heavy DB! Unique tone for sure. I hope ya bought the wife a new replacement pan. We boys and our toys...LOL
Andyincov Says:
Saturday, June 8, 2013 @5:26:33 AM
That's pretty cool prof. I agree - it sounds a bit like a guitar. Nice work
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