Article: Weber Mandolins Celebrates 20 Years

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[Ryan Welch]

Not really an anniversary without the Weber's. Both Bruce Sr and Jr. Have been gone for a year. If you want to see what Sr
Has been up to check out Montana Lutherie.
Let the count down begin.

[jefflester]

Not really an anniversary without the Weber's. Both Bruce Sr and Jr. Have been gone for a year. If you want to see what Sr Has been up to check out Montana Lutherie.
Fishing and building chicken coops. :grin:

[George R. Lane]

Yeah, you should see that coop.

[Ryan Welch]

Fishing and building chicken coops. :grin:

I think he still has some instruments left in him.

[MontanaMatt]

He is super ready to build again:grin:
MAS kicked in as he was setting up my new mando for me.
I guess living down the road from a great luthier come with great dangers.

[Mgottlieb]

Not really an anniversary without the Weber's. Both Bruce Sr and Jr. Have koo been gone for a year. If you want to see what Sr
Has been up to check out Montana Lutherie.
Let the count down begin.

Precisely. The current Oregon based Weber Accoustics is not the same as the Montana roots from which it sprung.

[Mgottlieb]

Yeah, you should see that coop.

Good clear tone, nice chop.

[Richard G]

I bought the #3 of 5 20th anniversary Yellowstone Sept 2019 and I must say it is a wonderful, magical mandolin. The sound gets better and better as I play it and holds it own against any Gibson, Collins, Ellis, Northfield etc. that I've heard, great volume and tone, sounds beautiful played quiet or loud ...