nrand
Jan-21-2013, 8:43pm
This arrived yesterday in good shape all the way from Arkansas [via Miami the Melbourne Australia]. The set up is fantastic and it pays so easily I decided to give this one to my son to learn on and I will keep the Kasuga and the Paris Swing for me.
It is by far the brightest sounding of the three with the Paris Swing being the most robust sounding and the Kasuga somewhere sweetly in between. The Loar is the easiest to play but I have strong guitar hands so it is less an issue for me. The Loar is also a shorter scale.
I am happy to recommend Clarinda and her pricing, professional setups and service to anyone else looking for a The Loar mandolin.
It is by far the brightest sounding of the three with the Paris Swing being the most robust sounding and the Kasuga somewhere sweetly in between. The Loar is the easiest to play but I have strong guitar hands so it is less an issue for me. The Loar is also a shorter scale.
I am happy to recommend Clarinda and her pricing, professional setups and service to anyone else looking for a The Loar mandolin.