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reverhar
Dec-19-2006, 6:38pm
New Pomeroy #91 coming from Don Paine in a few weeks.
reverhar
Dec-19-2006, 6:45pm
Picture of the front.
Kevin Briggs
Dec-19-2006, 7:04pm
Lookin' sweet. The tone will knock you out. Mine has a great chop and hums like crazy.
red7flag
Dec-19-2006, 7:27pm
Great color. Don strikes again.
Tony
reverhar
Jan-04-2007, 9:35pm
Finished #91 Pomeroy. #Can't wait to play it.
reverhar
Jan-04-2007, 9:42pm
Try again with the picture.
reverhar
Jan-04-2007, 9:43pm
additional pictures.
reverhar
Jan-04-2007, 9:45pm
headstock.
reverhar
Jan-04-2007, 9:46pm
back of headstock.
reverhar
Jan-04-2007, 9:48pm
one last shot of front.
Kevin Briggs
Jan-04-2007, 9:59pm
Very nice. I was just playing my two-point and that bass is coming through in a magnificent way. It is such a different instrument than my Weber.
I love my Weber for it's power and its cutting highs and gradually developing bottom end. It's definitely a mandolin that's built for the long haul. The Pomeroy does not have the highs, but has a deep end that is just unbelievable, and it's brand new. I told someone the other day that it is like an oval hole with f-holes. It has that super-sonorous bottom end, and smooth, lilting highs.
Did I throw enough adjectives around there?
Make sure you post a review.
reverhar
Jan-04-2007, 11:23pm
last picture of the back.
levin4now
Jan-06-2007, 9:47am
Stellar!
jarhead122
Jan-07-2007, 5:33pm
Rarely do I see a sunburst I really like, but this one is gorgeous. I'm a fan.
Jared
reverhar
Jan-10-2007, 10:53pm
Final shots with the pickguard added.
reverhar
Jan-10-2007, 10:55pm
another angle.
Markelberry
Jan-11-2007, 1:12am
that is a beauty!
K3NTUCKI8oy
Jan-11-2007, 3:30am
Beautiful! nice work.
Kevin Briggs
Jan-11-2007, 6:45am
Well...how is it?
reverhar
Jan-11-2007, 7:08am
Don't have it yet. Will post a review next week.
Kevin Briggs
Jan-29-2007, 8:30pm
Well!!??
reverhar
Jan-30-2007, 10:19pm
I just picked up the instrument on Friday. #First impressions are very good. #It has a dry woody tone and a nice balance across the strings. #Bell like highs. #The mandolin has a great chop and bark. #Pretty much everthing that you want. #The strings play loose so the setup is already to my liking. #If it sounds and plays this good right out of the box, what will it be like it a couple of years? #Can't wait for the Red Spruce top to really open up. #
Playability is great. #The radiused fretboard is somewhat new to me as I am used to playing flat boards. #It is very easy to chord and play up the neck. #I also went for a more C shaped neck which suits me best. #The mandolin has a James tailpiece and Waverly tuners. #
Don is great to work with and a fine builder. #I would recommend his instruments to anyone.