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Ome Sweetone Banjo Tailpiece, Long, Aged Brass
Simple tension tailpiece of heavy brass (.10" thick, 2-1/4" long). This longer version gives a crisper response than the standard short version used on their openback models. Aged brass finish.
Loop end strings hook securely, then pass through holes which space them for a nearly straight pull over the bridge.
Attachment bolt included. Tailpiece adjusts sideways with allen screws.
Loop end strings hook securely, then pass through holes which space them for a nearly straight pull over the bridge.
Attachment bolt included. Tailpiece adjusts sideways with allen screws.
$24.50
Original: $70.00
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Ome Sweetone Banjo Tailpiece, Long, Aged Brass
Simple tension tailpiece of heavy brass (.10" thick, 2-1/4" long). This longer version gives a crisper response than the standard short version used on their openback models. Aged brass finish.
Loop end strings hook securely, then pass through holes which space them for a nearly straight pull over the bridge.
Attachment bolt included. Tailpiece adjusts sideways with allen screws.
Loop end strings hook securely, then pass through holes which space them for a nearly straight pull over the bridge.
Attachment bolt included. Tailpiece adjusts sideways with allen screws.
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Simple tension tailpiece of heavy brass (.10" thick, 2-1/4" long). This longer version gives a crisper response than the standard short version used on their openback models. Aged brass finish.
Loop end strings hook securely, then pass through holes which space them for a nearly straight pull over the bridge.
Attachment bolt included. Tailpiece adjusts sideways with allen screws.
Loop end strings hook securely, then pass through holes which space them for a nearly straight pull over the bridge.
Attachment bolt included. Tailpiece adjusts sideways with allen screws.
