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Howdy ,
Here's some pics of a 1940 Kay Sterling Irish Tenor Banjo fixer upper i got today ...
Why would a fiddle / mandolin player want one ? I'm glad you asked ...because it can be tuned to G , D , A , E allowing anything we already play to be picked on it without havin' ta change sheet music ...and get some of that twang thang goin'
If ya get a 17 fret ya can just tune to G , D , A , E and yer good to go but with the 19 fret i won't temp neck warpage over time and just tune to F , C , G , D fer a bit less pressure and capo at the second fret when in use fer G , D , A , E ...
Interesting adjustable neck angle allows fer quick and easy string height without alot of fuss ...
Will post more pics when i get it together ...
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@Tucson1
This is awesome ... adding it to my wish list. 
"A table, a chair, a bowl of fruit and a violin; what else does a man need to be happy?
~~Albert Einstein
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@Tucson1 that is very very cool!!
I love it. Love your photos too!
Congrats on your new lil' friend.
Cheers, Toni
Vibrato Desperato.... Desperately seeking vibrato
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Oh , here's a close up of the adjustable neck angle hardware ...
maybe could use fer adjustable neck angle on a homemade cigar box fiddle or mando ?
just sayin' .
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Cool 
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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Howdy ,
Got 'er up and runnin' ...way cool sound and fun to play ...gotta love it ...
Maybe should learn Dueling Banjos now , 'eh ...Made a new nut fer it out of elk horn ...
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