Eastwood Mandostang (top half of the MandoTenor)
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They had the tenor guitar first, then a double neck--so this makes sense.
Although personally I'd prefer the double neck--it shouldn't be that heavy.
Double neck
Would it save you a lot of time if I just gave up and went mad now?
Re: Eastwood Mandostang (top half of the MandoTenor)
What happened to these? I'd buy one!
Re: Eastwood Mandostang (top half of the MandoTenor)
the mandostang is still listed on the siteOriginally Posted by Merula
Re: Eastwood Mandostang (top half of the MandoTenor)
What do we know about these things? I cant find any reviews or videos about them.
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Its a thing .. as described a 4 string electric Mandolin.. doesn't look like a bad deal at all ..
go for it if that type of instrument is what you need .. EU sources ? beats me
automated cart will quote the shipping as you go thru the sequence .. (low expertise in IT)
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is like dancing,
about architecture
Re: Eastwood Mandostang (top half of the MandoTenor)
i m not sure if I could spend 400 euros onan instrument i have not heard.
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May have to travel to where they are willing to stock them , then.. ship Yourself there ..
writing about music
is like dancing,
about architecture
Re: Eastwood Mandostang (top half of the MandoTenor)
I live in greece and we dont see any e mando here.... unfortunately
Re: Eastwood Mandostang (top half of the MandoTenor)
If it's any help, the guitarist in my band had an eastwood solid-body eastwood electric guitar for a while, one of the Mosrite copies. It was solidly made, if slightly crude, and the sound was just okay. On bar with most mid-priced Asian made electric instruments, not as good as an American or Japanese made Fenders. Not as good as a G&L tribute or a higher end Yamaha, or the better MIM Fenders. If the build quality and playability suit you, a pickup upgrade would help a lot, but there aren't as many pickup options out there for electric mandolins as there are for guitars. But Eastwood makes a lot of wild looking instruments, and I'd say the prices are fair for what you get.
-Dave
Flatiron A
Way too many other instruments
Re: Eastwood Mandostang (top half of the MandoTenor)
Yea thats why I suggested Travelling, going to where someone stocks them to Try it.
since you say you are risk adverse to just having it Shipped , the Re sell It if You are not in Love.
writing about music
is like dancing,
about architecture
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