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I also use studio one, which I got when I bought a blue yeti. For a few hundred bucks it gives me everything I need (so far!)

I havent played an oval flattop so I can't tell you the difference, but this is what it sounds like when I play the hobo.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=A3x9YwqlJ5c

I'll second considering a hobo as well. I couldn't be happier with mine.

My first mandolin was a sub hundred dollar f style feeling. It was very quiet and needed a set up but good value for the money.

Now your speaking my language! The 5mm has been great and I'm already itching for a bigger pick.

I just got my 5mm wegen fatone last night and so far I'm really liking it. I like having a lot to grab on to, and surprisingly it feels really effortless to play quickly. Anyone else use really thick...

Thanks everyone!




That's actually where I bought it. They didn't have any beaver tails in stock so I didn't get to compare, but the guy at the store told me they have a pretty similar sound....

No problem! Here's a song I learned from Pegheadnation that I think suits the sound well. It's only a cell phone recording but it gets the point across.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3X8Mcw1rcWE

Hi everybody, new member here. I started playing the mandolin about a year ago after playing bass since I was a teenager. I spent that year playing on a hundred dollar Chinese F style. It was...