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01-16-2018, 03:29 PM
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Intonated My Banjitar
Finally my Dean banjitar doesn't sound out of tune. I tried making a compensated saddle which is hard to do without wood working tools. Nobody makes compensated saddles for banjitars. I've looked everywhere. I tried one more experiment, bought a wooden adjustable bridge from Allparts (GB-0501) & pulled the saddle off. Perfect! Doesn't sound out of tune anymore! Might also be partly because the action is a little lower & I'll lower it a bit more next string change. Frustrating to play something that sounds slightly out of tune all the time but that's over now.
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Rainsong JM3000 Breedlove C250/SM-12 Dean Backwoods banjitar Yamaha GL1 Ibanez RG321 MH Olympia OP-2 12 fret parlor Danelectro 12 string 
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01-16-2018, 05:10 PM
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His body was never recovered... 
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