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Bingo. Going out to get my Loctite now thank you thank you thank you - Yes indeedy! One would not think of not checking a banjo string tuner. Lesson learned the hard way.

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It looks like might need a longer screw, if that’s a possibility

Thanks, read it indeed yesterday. Good thread. Getting the screw will be a project for sure for the G string and appreciated Bolt Depot link. Though I’d like to be able to get the screw I do have back in. Very frustrating. I’ll try again today.

;)Hi y’all - I lost the Screw to my Engelhardt tuning gear (G string) at a gig. Looked everywhere, played the gig on 3 strings, got home and snuck out the screw for the E to try to match it up at stores etc. No luck. I’ve ordered some screws from Upton, hopefully will work. Only need one! Now...

Gigging heavy

I’m interested (Alexandria Va) does it have a pickup?

Rehearsals starting again

Post COVID vaccine

You got that right. Band goes to club owner “we’ll play for free, or a % of the bar”

Bella also has a wife - whom he plays music with. Abigail and he seem to have worked out a balance

You got that right. I had started taking a stool because some of my band mates had, but I end up standing... You get into the tunes, and you just can’t sit down!

Looking at ❄️

Resting

I tend to like to Bop a little bit. Although I know a band where the bass player is all over the place and everybody else including the lead singer are relatively still. To me he is standing out and overshadowing the lead singer too much. No sandals or shorts!

Me too! I’m done with Markbass

The Grandparents U Fear you have!

Exactly. I’m fortunate to play with very brilliant people, but sometimes that brilliance can work against you because you think that you’re so good that you can just sit there and fake it without wood shedding at home. The results can be disastrous…

Having Fun

Thanks a lot, I really hate to see the "old guard go :(

I heard on Facebook that he passed on Dec 23rd, anyone know any more? He played bass on the radio recordings for the Foggy Mountain Boys, (Flatt and Scruggs) I would love to see some more bio on him, looks like he may have also played swing or jazz at a later date -