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Thanks for all the advice from posters, looks like mine is well set up. And it included a hard case to keep it so.
Peaceful New Year to all.
However, banjo heads (at least new ones) are not stable. They stretch, brackets become loose, and that's why you need to get used to tensioning the head.
So far, ive managed the first few bars of 'Duelling Banjos'...... No cliche there, eh?
Here's the head tensioning pattern I use. It's in pairs and starts right of the neck heel with 1 (going clockwise with 24 on the other side of the heel):
1 & 24
12 & 13
6 & 7
18 & 19
3 & 4
15 & 16
9 & 10
21 & 22
2 & 5
14 & 17
8 & 11
20 & 23.
This is for an 11" head
Same to you mate
He explains forward/backward rolls and both hands can be seen in detail.
The beauty of a DVD is that you can stop and rewind as many times as it takes.