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Ooo, pretty! Thanks, relayed. ^_^

Bill:

The link is still good, I just open in another window and can see it fine. ^_^ Thanks!

Wow, you guys are good. Thanks! Now I'm all excited! I hope she goes for it - I want to hear it played! ^_^

(And if anyone has more to add, please do! Now I'm quite curious myself...)

So a friend of mine has sent me photos of a mandolin she found in an antique store and wants to know what it actually is, and whether it's salvageable as an instrument. The tag says "Avalon,...

To revive this thread, does anybody have any experience with the M-Audio Nova? I want a studio condenser mic but am on a very, very tight budget. Searching turns up a lot of reviews that are pretty...

I switched off D'addarios for similar reasons. I went to Martin 80/20 and (after testing other options) have stayed there, but you might try to the Martin SP phosphor bronze. The A and E are coated,...

You might try the Martin SP phosphor bronze strings. I prefer the 80/20 non-SP in the Martins, but only by a little, and only on the high end. (I loathe the SP 80/20s. DO NOT WANT.)

So it sounds like as far as people here are concerned either should sound pretty good. Thanks!

-- Dara

You should've seen the adventures I went through getting new strings for my parnter Anna's ball-end Irish bouzouki. I ended up writing them up a page on the differences between Greek bouzouki, Greek...

Hi! I'm new. Ish, anyway. That's my Mid-Missouri M-11 in the avatar pic. I heart it! The other things are some of the flutes I've made for performing. I started playing almost a year ago and started...

I am not very fond of the D'Addario strings; they sound okay, but I had inconsistent behaviour out of them. I use Martin 80/20s with better results. I don't like the Martin SP 80/20s; they are very...

I play hard and have atypical skin chemistry. I'm happy if I get two weeks out of Martin 80/20s; I get less from D'addario. Martin SP 80/20s last longer but I don't like the initial sound so I stick...