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Don't let the internet turn you into a mosquito, drawn by the uncontrollable lure of a bug zapper, ie., too much time online. I'm in the midst of preparing a summer reading list for our teenage daughter and one for myself as well. Goals? Read more, be online less. Play more music, spend more time with friends and family. Don't get me wrong. No one loves the internet more than I do, but there's a healthy limit, and I'm troubled by those that can't resist the lure and spend too much ...
This is a very nice letter, however he goes a bit deeper on many levels. Dear people at Sound to Earth, Since a couple of days I am the lucky owner of a Weber Vintage F mandolin (9372710) and I am already deeply in love with its beauty. Having played the violin for about 20 years in my youth, nowadays - I am 61 years old - the mandolin is my favourite instrument. The reason for this change is that, due to permanent back problems as result of a serious accident, I am no longer able ...
I have been thinking about the cost of a mandolin. Folks go on and on about why an F style costs more than an A style, or why a vintage this costs more than a vintage that. And there are numerous discussion about getting the best mandolin you can for under $300.00. I understand, right down to my bones I understand, having serious concerns about money. And I have been through my share of scratchy times. And this is not about how to manage that, or how to get more for what ...
Updated May-20-2016 at 9:02am by JeffD
In many important ways you could accurately say I am not a musician. I play music, but I do not make music. I put in significant time behind my mandolin, my fiddle, and even my tenor banjo. I play lots of different kinds of music, from old timey and bluegrass to fiddle tunes and contra dance music, tunes from Eastern Europe and Scandinavia, to tango and classical. Some of it I do real well, some of it I do passably well, and some of it I really struggle with. But here ...
A lot has happened since the last time I dropped a line here. I should update here more often! (I wonder if anyone is still reading this. Drop me a line or post a comment if you are!) The following is a warning to all you unattached people out there. This could happen to you... She is wonderful. She plays guitar and writes songs, she is intelligent, insightful, caring, patient, and fun to kiss. When we met she was on vacation from England, visiting the Bay Area ...
Updated Jul-11-2012 at 8:47am by Daniel Nestlerode
I posted this on FaceBook and I thought it might be of interest here, too. Sorry if it's a repeat- although probably not as it looked like they used mandolin sized back-drop- sheesh.
11 inch scale, 1 1/8 inch nut width. Call or email Cameron for details!
Paul Merlo, winner of the Design a Weber Give-a-Way, posted this video on our FaceBook Page- Thanks Paul! Added the pics of the instrument that I found in my image file...
I posted this on a thread in the forums but since editing threads is time-sensitive, I'll have the always up to date version of the scale sheet posted here. Any suggestions, edits, or corrections will be reflected on the version(s) available here. Thanks, and please feel free to leave a comment if you have any additional information or ideas for making this reference better. Updated 9-29-12 VeniatRegnum
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