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So Chuck took the riverboat architecture and used that classic form to develop inlays for the Hartford banjo. The ratio of the length to width and the style of the scrolls that go into the riverboat architecture are different than what is on a gingerbread house, a Victorian period house. People think that the gingerbread on a riverboat is the same as on the house but it is actually distinctly and identifiably different. He discovered that there is a whole classic architecture of riverboats that's significantly different than the architecture that goes into houses. He went to the library and found all the books he could about riverboats. Chuck started studying riverboats and reading a lot. The idea that he would someday be making a banjo for John Hartford was beyond his wildest dreams so I gave the job of designing the inlays to Chuck. Chuck grew up in Minnesota and when John Hartford would come to town to play he would never miss a concert and he thought John Hartford was the coolest musician. Then we had a really neat opportunity because when Chuck, our head craftsman and artist who has been with us over 30 years now, was growing up and learning to play music his main banjo hero was John Hartford. And again, we were kind of stumped a little bit, not wanting to just put inlays of riverboats in the fingerboard. John was a licensed river boat captain and wanted us to put some sort of a riverboat theme into his banjo. Some of the old banjos like the, and some of those old banjos made before 1900 had this, so John asked us to do that. It was once the standard pattern and fairly common to just have the inlays grouped right in the middle and out on the ends of the fingerboard. "People ask why we have a non standard inlay pattern on this banjo. If you are a fan of or want a great resonator banjo that is lighter in weight, this banjo is the one for you. The grenadillo tone ring allows the banjo to be much lighter in weight than a standard bell bronze tone ring banjo (about 2.5 lbs lighter) so your back will thank you. This banjo works great for bluegrass and more.
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