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Don Grieser
Aug-04-2008, 12:23pm
Seems like a steal at this price but it's been up on the bay several times with no takers. The point on the treble side looks oversized, not right. Minimal description on it too.

<a href="http://cgi.ebay.com/Mandola-by-John-Hutto-Master-Model-85395-built-1991_W0QQitemZ300247490600QQihZ020QQcategor
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Jonathan James
Aug-04-2008, 12:30pm
something looks fishy to me on this one...

Skip Kelley
Aug-04-2008, 12:31pm
Don, I agree; something about that one just isn't right. It doesn't seem consistent with his F5's!

F5GRun
Aug-04-2008, 12:36pm
That point just rubs me the wrong way.

Tom C
Aug-04-2008, 1:25pm
The curves do seem a bit funky by I've only seen 1 personally and a few pics of mandos. and really do not know his style or history. Has label and tailpiece has HUTTO

plus the headstock shape does look like this hutto mando
as smokey Mnt Guitars.

http://smokymountainguitars.com/pics/c75l.jpg

prof_87
Nov-11-2009, 4:53pm
The curves do seem a bit funky by I've only seen 1 personally and a few pics of mandos. and really do not know his style or history. Has label and tailpiece has HUTTO

plus the headstock shape does look like this hutto mando
as smokey Mnt Guitars.

http://smokymountainguitars.com/pics/c75l.jpg

I have never played Johnny's Mandolas but I own 121 F-5 Fern Master and many master players have thought it to be exceptional. Johnny would make his mandolins to the exact specification of the buyer, that may be a reason for the difference.

Prof_87@yahoo.com