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Very nicely played, Blaine, and I can see why English banjo makers like William Temlett took such a shine to it when one of the Dobsons (sorry, forgotten which one) demonstrated it to them around 1868, and started making their own copies kicking off the zither-banjo craze which lasted from the last two decades of the 19th Century to around 1940 and isn't dead yet!

Love the t-shirt!!!

Do you live there. So sad. Just a mud ball.

Sadly, nothing but a mud ball. Not sure Western North Carolina will ever be the same.

Great banjos and great playing.

Great video Blaine, hope you’re doing well after the hurricane

Can you tell me if 815 is still there? It shared a bridge with 797

Certified hood classic

Does it do okay tuning down some?

Damn I wanna be at this level!

Thanks. After watching this I ordered an AC-Mini. It will be my travelling, hiking and river trip partner. Thanks to Gold Tone for bringing this to market. I like that it is tuned to G. BTW, what is the tune that you play at the start of the video ? I like it.

This is what it’s all about boys

good stuff Blaine!

Thank Blaine i watch all these videos. Nice rifles by the way. I learned hot cross buns today 😂

You lucky ducky! Now im extra jealous 😂

Nice! Great ballad singing! Sounds like a Scottish ballad.

A surreal experience to see that in person. The way Stefan captured everyone's attention with this story doesn't come across on camera.

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Right on great tutorial thanks!

Beautiful banjo, it’s a bitch being in mainland Europe and purchase something without insane tariffs

Excellent job, Blaine! Very easy to follow.

Thanks Blaine

Thanks my guy

Do you have a tab available for this?

Nice job, Blaine! I love this ballad.

Found Cliftin Hicks'' version of Ain't got No Home. Love what you're doing Clifton!

Very informative demo! Thank you!

Beautiful.

Brother where can i find a lesson for this? I got a tab for ashleys version but I'm strugglin

Glorious brother!

Excellent job! And a CookOut t-shirt to go with it! 😃

Sweet sounds!

It's great to see the process. So cool!

Sounds great, Blaine! A few questions: are you planning on modifying it or do you think you'll keep it as is? AKA strings (steel, I imagine?), bridge, tailpiece, resonator? It seems very particularly designed, so I figured as-is is the way to go, perhaps? Thanks so much for this video!

Awesome. Good one, man.

It’s me Bobby bouche

Just found myself an American princess today!! Stoked to play it, love this one

Great video and a special instrument

Old gal's in good company 🌈🙌🏿

It's in phenomenal condition given its age. The owner put it in good hands to get it back into playing shape. Great video!

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Very nice!

hi,,,,I have an ac1, but the tailpiece is worthless, very difficult to replace strings. otherwise no complaints, a nice, easy to play banjo and a nice price greetings from Belgium.

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Well done mate

great job Blaine! i have done clawhammer now about 18 mos. got that down pretty good. thanks for showing the vast array of techniques for the right picking hand. i have just started getting into 2 finger/thumb lead/up picking. sounds really cool. i cannot agree with you more also on just sitting on the couch watching tv and practicing techniques for hours...i did that with the bum ditty/rt hand for months on each string, also with drop thumb. lol keep the great videos coming. you never disappoint.

Thank you for this lesson!

when is the next meetup 😢

Is this a tenor banjo