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Irish Tenor fan fret banjo

Demo of the Hutchings banjos fan fret tenor banjo with Tubaphone tonering and popon resonator. Irish jig "The banks of the Allan" and New Orleans Jazz standard "Rosetta" played by Yanngireg Le Bars. More information on Hutchings Banjos here .... http://hutchingsbanjos.com/en/welcome/ Irish tenor banjo with fan frets (multiscale) Imbalanced string tension is a common problem with Irish tuned banjos and is caused by the combination of low tuning (GDAE) and short scale length - particularly on the 17 fret banjo. 19 fret banjos, have a longer scale length which allows for better string tension across the fretboard, but the wider fret spacing means they can be difficult to play for those using mandolin/fiddle fingering. 17 fret short scale banjos have a smaller fret spacing that makes playing the melody easier but they need thicker strings to maintain proper tension, which in turn impacts the playability, tone and intonation. The low G is especially affected as it is impossible to find a satisfactory balance between sufficient tension and good tone and intonation. An irish banjo with fan frets is as easy to play as a regular 17 fret banjo but has the following advantages due to the optimised string tension... Narrow fret spacing on the melody strings Balance of tone across the fretboard. The low G is now useful Intonation is improved along the length of the fretboard. Chords now ring out Banjo irlandais avec frettes en éventail (multi diapason) Le déséquilibre de tension des cordes est un problème récurrent sur les banjos accordés en Irlandais dû à un accordage bas GDAE et le petit diapason, en particulier sur les 17 cases. Les banjos 19 cases ont un diapason plus long qui permet une meilleur tension, mais l'espacement des cases rends le doigté de certains morceaux violon/mandoline. Le banjo irlandais avec frettes en éventail est aussi facile à jouer qu'un 17 cases standard, mais il a aussi les avantages suivants grâce à la tension optimisée... Espacement étroit sur l es cordes des mélodies Tonalité équilibrée sur le manche, Le Low G devient utile! Le justesse est améliorée tout le long de la touche, les accords résonnent mieux