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I'm assuming it was like this.

He puts his thumb on the bottom of the pick, and puts his index and middle on top of it. He pushes up with his thumb and down with his fingers, flexing it in the...

Interesting indeed.

That Weber is so absolutely stunning. It leaves a good taste in my eyes.

I've actually been looking for a tenor banjo with a minstrel headstock.

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Welcome to the cafe. How is it stringing on that slotted peghead? I kind of prefer them myself, but many don't. I like the mandolin, as I've recently been into the whole flat top thing. Very nice...

I'd take that over my Asian F-5 copy any day.

It's a little bit of both really. I have a great mandolin and am not in need of a new one, but I use J75s with high action. I thought it'd be handy to have one for a gentler sound, and if it's free...

If we're really getting technical here, that's a mandolin-banjo. Banjolins have only 4 strings.

Here is a mid-missouri for $300. I've heard great things about them, and it's cheap. With the money you save, you could get a pickup.

You make it sound wonderful so people don't call you an idiot for spending $35 on a pick

I'm not saying bluechip buyers are idiots. I've never tried one, but I'm sure it's well worth it, if it...

When you take into consideration the cost of setup (which it badly needs) and a case, it's just a little less great.

That old timey voice is just great

That is one of the most beautiful finishes I've ever seen.

I don't get how you can get tired of it so quickly. I'm sure that if you start lessons, you'll never quit. Instruments are just so much more fun when you can play them.

I got this tenor about a month and a half ago, and I thought I'd share a little about it to kind of help keep a record of vintage instruments and their quality.

I got this off ebay for about $170...

Man.

I need to get it together.