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General| Type | Acoustic banjo |
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| Fret type | Standard |
| Product color | Rosewood, White |
| Strings quantity | 5 strings |
Weight and Dimensions| Width | 289.56 mm |
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| Height | 69.85 mm |
| Weight | 3538 g |
Wipe fingerprints from metal parts, clean strings/fingerboard, and carefully store banjo to maintain quality.
Store banjo in a hard-shell case to protect from knocks and insulate against humidity and temperature changes.
Clean and polish wood and metal parts every three to six months or as needed to keep the banjo looking its best.
Clean fingerboard with cleaner and cloth; address fret wear by adjusting playing pressure for optimal performance.
Wax the neck and resonator for protection; avoid harsh chemicals and wipe spills immediately to prevent damage.
Use 'Formula 409' or similar cleaner with a white cotton cloth to clean the banjo head.
Polish chrome parts with automotive polish; wipe fingerprints daily with a clean cloth to preserve plating.
Protect banjo from temperature extremes; allow instruments to acclimatize slowly to room temperature after cold exposure.
Exercise caution when performing adjustments; consult a repairman for complex tasks to avoid damaging the instrument.
Ensure the head is tight for clear tone; replace a broken head and learn proper changing procedures from a professional.
Mark bridge position, then change strings one by one, ensuring the bridge remains correctly placed for tuning stability.
Pass strings through the post and wind them around the shaft, ensuring at least two full winds for a secure clamp.
Set the bridge perpendicular to strings for harmonic adjustment; precise placement is crucial for optimal sound.
Adjust tailpiece for desired tone; tighten loose tuners and secure the fifth peg to prevent slippage or detachment.
Verify string condition, hardware tightness, neck, head, tuners, bridge, tailpiece, and overall tuning for best banjo sound.
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