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" The bottom line to me is that I think the F9 is a classy timeless instrument that says a lot about the player who plays it, who is willing to pick what is really important about a mandolin and set aside the bells and whistles... "
Hmmmmmmm.......you don't need those bells & whistles, send the F5G back..............cuz it's all about tone.......right?
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Hey, did I ever say I was the player it speaks about.... Well maybe I did but I really find the f5g to be an attractive and timeless instrument as well, were not talking about an import with vine inlays..... The G seems liike it will hold its value better to because it is used,,, What do you think Dale?
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I have been very happy with my F5G. Keep whichever one you like the best.
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With reasonable care, the F5G should always bring about $2400 IMHO.....We really don't know what the used market price is on F9's at the moment......I feel about $1600 right now. So in the short term, the F5G would seem the better "investment"..........not to mention the bells & whistles ! 
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yeah, i think im gonna stick with the G but for what its worth to anyone out there looking for an F9, if you like how it looks GO FOR IT!!! This baby sounds great and has loads of flame, im sure aomusicshop.com is gonna resell it, so if youre looking check this one out, shes perfect....
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Heck you've got both of 'em in hand, what are you asking us for??...If it's really all about the tone and feel go for the one you like best the sound/feel of best.
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