Re: Eastman Mandolin- Go high or low
We've often had this conversation on the Café and the advice given above is spot on. The pricier models have fanier woods and bindings. You may find in any litter in a shop the best one could be found amongst any of the models. I think they make a pretty good mandolin. I also believe you could call either Steve Perry of Gianna Violins or Dennis with The Mandolin Store and ask for the best sounding 500 model and they would send it to you. I've dealt with both for Eastman mandolins and would recommend them.
Jamie
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