I'm going to take it on faith that you know it is a three-stringed instrument.
I am aware, yes. If Jaco only needed four, then surely playing with only three would make me superior to Jaco, no?
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I'm going to take it on faith that you know it is a three-stringed instrument.
Sometimes, yes...I'm going to take it on faith that you know it is a three-stringed instrument.
I am aware, yes. If Jaco only needed four, then surely playing with only three would make me superior to Jaco, no?
View attachment 4275996His is a tenor banjo, but I'll be getting a 6-string.
Sometimes, yes...
sometimes it can be four string(if you have a good luthier, I suppose)...
So my plan is getting one of these Dean 6-string banjos...
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...and the plans for world domination of retirement villages can commence.

It's time:
"What's perfect pitch?"
You're a little late to class...A few days ago I saw a youtube of Jim Stafford playing a guitjo.
I played accordion in the 60's so I got to hear jokes like this...
What's the definition of perfect pitch? When you throw a banjo in the dumpster and it lands on an accordion.
Lmao!All right, just kidding, just kidding... have fun with it! I've been wanting a contrabass balalaika forever myself, but they're impossible to find.

