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Jan-18-2021,
7:22pm
Jim Hilburn
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Recurve too thin?
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Just be careful under the tailpiece. There's a lot of stress from the strings there. If this is your first build and you don't plan to sell it...
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Jan-17-2021,
5:30pm
Jim Hilburn
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Neck Block Materials
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I once used basswood on a blonde so the transition down in the scroll wasn't as apparent. seemed to have worked out OK.
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Jan-17-2021,
9:04am
Jim Hilburn
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How to achieve a "warmer" sound?
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Builders and Repair
To me the important things are thickness, shape and wood selection. Unless we're talking oval holes, the template of the "warm" mandolin tone is the...
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Jan-15-2021,
1:39pm
Jim Hilburn
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F5 scroll "ridge" - Distance from the side
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This is a typical Loar. The ridge is generally half way between the inner and outer binding. But try not to kink the binding like they did on this...
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Jan-14-2021,
12:48pm
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General Mandolin Discussions
Pretty sure this excerpt was what was posted because it mentioned Tulagi's which was Boulder's premier music club and Gold Hill and the mandolin...
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Jan-14-2021,
11:53am
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This is an excerpt from Chris Hillmans memoirs. It was posted to a Facebook group about being in Boulder in the 70's. It's leading up to Chris...
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Jan-03-2021,
7:39pm
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Earl taylor's f5
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Looking for Information About Mandolins
I probably don't belong in this discussion but in the picture it looks to me that this is one of the later F5's with the old style "The Gibson"...
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Dec-21-2020,
2:30pm
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Gibson inlays
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This '29 at Greg Boyd's is one with the Fern and old style inlay. I never realized these existed.
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