Videos

**Bluegrasstjej** · May-20-2004, 12:36pm

http://www.co-mando.com/resources/MOTW/index.php Check these out!!!!!!!

**Bluegrasstjej** · May-20-2004, 12:37pm

http://www.co-mando.com/resources/MOTW/index.php

Hope it'll now show up as a link...

**Bluegrasstjej** · May-20-2004, 12:38pm

Why doesn't it?

Anyway, highlight the address, right-click and copy it, and paste it into the address window of your browser. It's really nice.

**Tom C** · May-20-2004, 12:55pm

I will have to check them out at hpome since I'm at a client's I do not want to download software needed to view.
To get the link, Press the blue "http://" button. Enter the url, then it will prompt you for some sort of title.

Mando Videos

**Bluegrasstjej** · May-20-2004, 1:29pm

But I've never needed to do that before!

**John Flynn** · May-20-2004, 1:49pm

I have had this problem before. This is just a guess, but I think it is because you put the URL as the first thing in your post. The system assumes it is text and not a link. If you put some text before it, the system evaluates correctly as a link, as below:

http://www.co-mando.com/resources/MOTW/index.php

**John Flynn** · May-20-2004, 1:52pm

Back to the topic: I have watched those videos several times. Peter Mix is a great mandolin player! Personally, I liked the sound of the Montelone the best, with the Nugget and the Dude close behind. I think the Rigel G95 deserves honorable mention also.

**Bluegrasstjej** · May-21-2004, 4:17am

I really liked the Rigels, and the Nugget. I think my favorite was the Nugget. The Newson was great too.

**Martin Jonas** · May-21-2004, 5:52pm

For a slightly different, but extremely impressive, mandolin video, go here and click on the link for "Calace Prelude No. 2". Now, that's some playing and some tone!!

Martin