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  1. Thread: TI strings

    by WoodyCTA102
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    Re: TI strings

    Wow. Had no idea we had someone making such beautiful instruments in Atlanta. The mandolins, etc., on your site are incredible.
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    Re: FIRST Octave on the way! Pono MND-20C

    Sounds very good, nice and deep with good sustain. I’ve had a couple, and pretty much make up tunes, chords, and drone all night long. My current Octave is really a Bouzouki, that I’m tuning ADAD...
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    Re: Mandola lovers

    As part of my downsizing in preparation for retirement, I recently sold my Weber mandolin.

    I'm keeping my Bridger Mandola, a Bouzouki, one guitar (have a few to sell), a few ukes, and a bass. ...
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    Re: Tenor guitar newbie

    I have one of the early BlueRidge BR40-T. It does have a truss rod, some did not.

    Previously, I had an early 1930s Martin 0-18T that was a super excellent tenor. I did sell it when I started...
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    Re: Weber Bridger OM: Sierra Hull

    I’d love to have a Bridger Octave like that. I have a 2002 Bridger Mandola that is just wonderful, but would really like an Octave. What you heard on the video is why. And, they look and play great.
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    Re: Speed Neck on "vintage" instrument

    I think a polished neck with flame is one of the prettiest part of a nice mandolin. I just don’t like the so-called speed neck, but can live with one where the gloss has been lightly removed with...
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    Re: Mandola strings CGDA

    Yes, CGDA.
  8. Re: New VS Old Strings Sample Recordings (D'Addario EXP74 vs EJ74

    I'm in the minority, but I love the sound of new strings. Sometimes they take a couple of hours to settle in, but after a couple of weeks it's time to change. I do have corrosive hands, but over...
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    Re: Mandola strings CGDA

    I have a 2002 Weber Bridger Mandola with 17" scale. I've used those sets and they are fine. But my favorite is the D'Addario Octave Mandolin set -- .012 - .022 - .032 - .046. They are just as...
  10. Re: Girouard Mandolins Now at The Music Emporium

    Man, that oval hole sounds really nice on the video. The A5 does too.
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    Re: New Mandolin

    I've had a 505 for four or five months. I like it a lot. Had to work with it -- strings, picking style, picks, action height, etc. -- to get a good bottom end. After a couple of months of steady...
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    Re: Mandolins with darker tones.

    Strings can make a big difference, try GHS silk and steel or silk and bronze. Might as well try some Elixir Nanos. The Thomastiks are nice too. Picks and where you pick can make a big difference. ...
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    Re: Mandolin Orange's New Mandolin

    Got into them a few years ago. They have 5 or 6 great albums and there are a lot of free videos. Their live stuff it quite good too. Great, honest music.
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    Re: Eastman 515 Finish

    I've had a 2016 Eastman 505 for several months. At the beginning, it was a little weak, but still very good for the price. I sold all my mandolins almost 10 years ago and concentrated on Guitar and...
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