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Thursday, May 21. 2009

Fiberskyn vs. Renaissance Banjo Head

Well the owner of the BM09-002 Custom Banjo sent me 3 sound files again. This time the first time through on the song he is playing the banjo setup with a Fiberskyn Head, then the second time through with a Renaissance Head. The songs go from one version right into the next so that you can really hear the difference, and only thing that is different is the heads, everything else is exactly the same. Thanks to Pat for these!



His banjo is tuned to gCGCD.

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Neil Turner
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Thanks so much for posting the sound files on the fyberskin vs. Renaissance heads. The sound files are great ( the banjo sounds wonderful) It has helped me to choose on a new banjo I am getting made locally. I think I like Fyberskin. Excellent website - much appreciated.
Dennis inToronto, Canada
#1 Dennis Draper on 2010-05-13 20:48 (Reply)
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