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  • Long Journey Home | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - Long Journey Home.pdf Nashville - Long Journey Home.pdf

  • Honey You Don't Know My Mind | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - Honey You Don't Know My Mind.pdf Nashville - Honey You Don't Know My Mind.pdf

  • Banjo Capos | Bluegrassbasics

    Banjo Capos Paige Original Banjo Capo - This "yoke" style capo works particularly well on banjos. Since most banjos have a flat fingerboard radius, the centered yoke style puts equal pressure on the strings. This capo stores behind the nut when not in use. It usually requires two hands to operate effectively. It is a simple design, but works very effectively on a wide variety of instruments. Paige Clik Banjo Capo - A similar style to the original, this capo has a built-in tension release - their "Clik" system. It is similar in function in all other ways. Strum Hollow 5th String Capo - Since 5-string banjos have a short 5th string, they need a separate capo for just that one string. While some techniques are tried and true - like tapping in miniature railroad spikes that the 5th string can be hooked under - this little device requires no modifications to the banjo. The string slides into the brass slot and the thumb wheel is tightened to keep it from moving. The thumb screw is white plastic, but can be colored in with a permanent marker to make it less conspicuous. When not in use, it can be stored past the nut - attached to a string. *Not pictured - Shubb C5b Capo - This lever-action banjo capo is loved by many but lacks the ability to be stored on the banjo when it is not in use.

  • I Saw the Light | Bluegrassbasics

    Nashville - I Saw the Light.pdf

  • Tuners | Bluegrassbasics

    Instrument Tuners Being in tune with everyone else in the jam session is of the utmost importance! Checking your tuning often is essential as environmental changes like heat and humidity can change your tuning over the course of a jam session as well as putting on and taking off a capo. There are a wide variety of tuners available. As a multi-instrumentalist, the D'Addario Micro Tuners are appealing because they are small and discreet while providing a consistent tuning experience across instruments. They also tune using the vibrations of the instrument so a noisey jam session doesn't interfere with tuning. D'Addario Micro Guitar Tuner - For attaching to the headstock of various instruments - not just guitar. D'Addario Micro Soundhole Tuner - For attaching inside the soundhole of most guitars. D'Addario Micro Banjo Tuner - For attaching under the brackets of the banjo pot. D'Addario Violin/Viola Micro Tuner - For attaching to the body of a fiddle. D'Addario Eclipse Tuner - Great for multi-angles, especially on a dobro. Snark Super Tight Tuner - Another great option for a variety of instruments.

  • A Few Old Memories | Bluegrassbasics

    Nashville - A Few Old Memories.pdf

  • I Wonder Where You Are Tonight | Bluegrassbasics

    Nashville - I Wonder Where You Are Tonight.pdf

  • Long Gone | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - Long Gone.pdf Nashville - Long Gone.pdf

  • My Rose of Old Kentucky | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - My Rose of Old Kentucky.pdf Nashville - My Rose of Old Kentucky.pdf

  • Molly and Tenbrooks | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - Molly and Tenbrooks.pdf Nashville - Molly and Tenbrooks.pdf

  • Lost Highway | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - Lost Highway.pdf Nashville - Lost Highway.pdf

  • Will The Circle Be Unbroken | Bluegrassbasics

    Concert Pitch - Will The Circle Be Unbroken.pdf Nashville - Will The Circle Be Unbroken.pdf

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