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Picture nr. 1 : How to stretch Nylgut for a fast & stable intonation Picture nr. 2 and 3 : Aquila banjo's envelope Picture nr. 4 : Minstrel banjo's player (late 19th C.) to learn more: read our FAQFor orders less of 40 Euros: please contact our on-line shop:www.mercatinodellukulele.itINTRODUCTION
Nylgut® has precisely these qualities: allowing one, on the one hand, to rediscover the sonorities familiar to the great late 19th and 20th century masters; and guaranteeing, on the other, a stability of tuning higher even than that of the best gut and nylon strings. Please noticeJust like gut, Nylgut® is liable to suffer from cutting edges. Before stringing the instrument do make sure the nut and bridge are free from sharp edges and the nut grooves not too deep and perfectly smooth. You can get rid of sharp edges with very fine grit sandpaper (600, for example) or the finest steelwool (000). To learn more about Nylgut:www.geocities.co.jp/HeartLand-Himawari/9169/genkonjaku3_E.html
-5 STRING BANJO DBGDG Tuning (all Nylgut), Medium 8.30 Codex 5B -5 STRING BANJO DBGDG Tuning (all Nylgut), Light 8.30 Codex 6B -5 STRING BANJO DBGDG Tuning, Medium (1 wound) 8.90 Codex 1B -5 STRING BANJO DBGDG Tuning, Light (1 wound) 8.90 Codex 2B -MINSTREL BANJO SET 9.20 Codex 7B
-Single 4th wound, 5 STRING BANJO, Medium 2.50 Codex 3B -Single 4th wound, 5 STRING BANJO, Light 2.50 Codex 4B -Single 4th wound, MINSTREL BANJO, Light 2.60 Codex 8B
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