Not much experience with other builds but I'm having a blast with my Fletcher Tenortone, very responsive. I've got the JD1S.
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Not much experience with other builds but I'm having a blast with my Fletcher Tenortone, very responsive. I've got the JD1S.
This would be just the perfect new instrument for me. Thanks to the Cafe and the Mando Store for sponsoring the giveaway. Good luck to everybody; somebody is going to be real happy.
Good technique will never get in your way.
I always thought that the mandolin chop chord would find a home in reggae's 2 and 4, seems natural.
I would buy this. Spiral bound would be a plus, and CGDA tuning would be preferred; although, I transpose everything I learn from CGDA to GDAE and vice versa. BTW, I do like your Getting into Jazz...
Equal rights for lefties.
Thanks, this is my favorite website.
As well as marking where the bridge goes for intonation, I would also recommend marking the orientation of the bridge feet in relation to the mandolin, in case the saddle slides off the bridge base...
Interesting technique, a lefty playing an right handed mandolin up side down. Must make for some interesting chord shapes.
I don't know if it is the same mandolin as the OP was writing about, but I 'won' a lefty Schofield on ebay around that time. A wonderful instrument, F style, with clear bell like tone. Triple side...
Never Again III
What great timing! Having tried the "S" the "T" and the "U" picks, I'm ready.
Greetings, I have # 233, an A style. This one is currently left handed but side markers on both sides of the neck indicate it was probably a righty to begin with. Single bound body and fretboard,...
Count me in, please. My thanks to MC and MF.
Thank you MC, you are my favorite website. Thank you for all the free and vital info. Thank you for taking the time to create this wonderful resource. I've learned so much here about mandolins. I'm a...
hi, first post, Thank You
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