My 1920 A model has a 3 piece top and wild, wide grain also. While I don't need another mandolin, I was sure smitten with that clean case.
My 1920 A model has a 3 piece top and wild, wide grain also. While I don't need another mandolin, I was sure smitten with that clean case.
Congratulations. I have a '32 A0 that's my favorite.
Thanks for all the kitchen tunes, excellent playing and recording. My favorite Frank tune, Pioggia di rosa.
I saw this on facebook marketplace (no financial interest on my part). Built by the late John Wynn.
Q1t8GB3No2I My version of Dagger's beautiful tune, played on my 20 A model.
Wishing Dennis strength and comfort during his recovery. As of this morning, there were 68,196 people here in the US waiting for a lifesaving transplant. I received mine this last January. Donate...
Wishing Dennis a Happy Birthday and comfort and strength as you wait for your transplant.
To my recollection, the earliest KM-11's had the checkered rosette.
One of my favorite images. "Uncle Nabob, he ain't a failure. He just started at the bottom and liked it there."
You could sand down the top of the original bridge and reslot it to lower the action. I have a CA bridge on my 20 A model which I'm happy with.
I think these qualify as a joke...
This first ad has been taken down and replaced with the identical ad from a different sponsor and website. Two of these Gibson counterfeits have shown up here locally that I've heard about. A local...
Here is what Gibson is up against... these just showed up on facebook marketplace. And free global shipping!
I watched the Bluegrass program last night and thought it was a very good documentary. I noticed a photo of Bill Monroe with his Loar and it had engraved Handel tuners on it. Another photo of a...
Finally, a cure.
This guy might really be in trouble.
Why be "Normal"? I know a very private collector who has a few stencil guitars.
1920 A model. My first good mandolin and still my favorite.
And now a request from the audience....
R. Crumb plays his old Wabash right handed mandolin upside down left handed.
Looks like a nice maple back on this one. Considering how hard it was to sell a mandolin during this time I think Gibson used nice woods on a lot of instruments. My '32 A0 has a quilted maple back...
Too much moonshine at the barn dances I suspect.
I like mudflaps.
I use Audacity for all my recordings. It has a Shift feature to align the different tracks and works well for my simple multi tracks.
I think the logo on the headstock was the only difference between some C1's and the Kel Kroydon's and between the KM11's and the Recording Kings. All these were the same construction. I second Mike...