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I know there have been many threads of people wondering wether they should keep the pick-guard/finger-rest on or take it off. This is not that. It is just an invite to post a photo of your mandolin with it on and another with it off. I figure we all have some stay at home time so it might be fun to start up a photo gallery on this topic...
I'll start off!
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I don't have any naked ones so I can't play:crying:
I don't have any pickguard on/off photos, but here's a photo of me and Mike Compton
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Dude you crack me up...
Take one of your Sullivan with it on and off... Or the Duff!
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Originally Posted by EvanElk
Interesting, I put a pick guard on each of my mandolins before a week of ownership had past, and have never taken them off since then.
(And I'm afraid I'm not about to take them off now.)
Here's as close as I can get:
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Ok Dem, here's the Sullivan. Close one eye and hold your pinky over the pick-Attachment 184597guard
That's more like hair on and hair off. :))Quote:
Originally Posted by EvanElk
Demetrius, what mandolin is that in the first photo?
Hey Don,
It is my favorite mandolin of all time. A 2007 Halsey F-5...
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Originally Posted by Don Grieser
That's a rare one, right there. Congrats!
Thank you Sir...
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Originally Posted by Don Grieser
Not the same mando, but one off and one on.
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I'm not even any good @ posting pictures ..
my Lebeda Jazzica had a finger rest* added, for me, it stays on..
* made by Steve, Cumberland Acoustics, Smith..
I have my pickguards all settled down nicely so I won't take them off for a picture. Guess I can't play this game either, Dem. Sorry ;)
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Len B.
Clearwater, FL