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    Re: To be or not to be (a bluegrass player)

    No.

    Can play bluegrass but I almost never do when I grab the mandolin at home. I would have answered differently in years past but living/playing in Kentucky for a long time burned me out on it...
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    Re: Trying to identify an old pick

    This is it 100%! Case closed & thank you all so much for your help! :grin:
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    Re: Trying to identify an old pick

    Well, that's very useful knowledge indeed. It's hard to capture well on camera, but this pick 100% has a direction to the bevel. Maybe it is a Wegen after all!

    Elderly is only about an hour away...
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    Re: Trying to identify an old pick

    Thanks guys!!! I'm pretty sure it is a primetone smooth -- not sure if 1.3 or 1.5 -- with the logo rubbed off. In the right light, I can see a circle matching the same size where the print used to...
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    Trying to identify an old pick

    Hello :grin:~o)

    I recently ended a multi-year hiatus from playing. Fortunately my relationship with the mandolin has been restored and the calluses are even finally returning! After a few weeks, I...
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    Re: Video of Tiny Moore

    This is absolutely wonderful! Thanks for sharing.
  7. Re: Searching for a fix for long term (lack of) inspiration

    Thanks to everyone for so many great replies!

    Playing a different style of music and/or a different instrument is the main thing that's kept me devoted to music for a long time. From age 7-14, it...
  8. Re: What music do you listen to at this very moment?

    http://www.iamlights.com
  9. Searching for a fix for long term (lack of) inspiration

    From 2002 until mid 2008, there were few greater joys for me than spending time with a mandolin. I haven't felt any desire to pickup my mandolin many, many months.

    One of the major goals I set for...
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    Re: Played a Gilchrist today

    great morning read, kevin. thanks for sharing.
  11. Re: Summit mandolin serial numbers / model numbers?

    Awesome. Thanks for the info man.
  12. Re: Summit mandolin serial numbers / model numbers?

    Interesting. So was this the first non-extension fretboard on an F model? I got the mandolin on consignment from Gruhn's in Nashville and don't know who the previous owner(s) was(/were)?

    Were the...
  13. Re: Summit mandolin serial numbers / model numbers?

    http://i399.photobucket.com/albums/pp74/brumboz/summit-0034-08-3.jpg

    http://i399.photobucket.com/albums/pp74/brumboz/summit-0034-08-2.jpg
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  14. Re: Summit mandolin serial numbers / model numbers?

    Our mandolins are basically brothers then... or cousins? haha.

    I love mandolin cafe for answers exactly like this.

    Honestly, for what I paid for this mandolin I couldn't be happier. The only...
  15. Summit mandolin serial numbers / model numbers?

    I just picked up a Summit F200-S build in 1994. The serial number is 0034-08 and the date is 9-94. Does anyone know what the 0034-08 represents? Summit #34 built on sept-8-1994 perhaps?

    Also, does...
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    Re: Good F-Style mandolins under $5000

    I'm going to toss out another vote for Summit. I love my F200S. The new Summit F200 is slightly under $5,000 and you can find a used one in the $3,xxx range.
  17. Starting the road to recovery (broken left wrist)

    After teaching and play mandolin for a several years, I managed to break my left wrist in a bicycle accident this summer. I've been out of the cast for about 2 months now and I've tried to start...
  18. Re: New Edition of "Winter" from "The Four Seasons " - A. Vivaldi

    Wonderful download. Many thanks to you.
  19. Thread: Talent show

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    Re: Talent show

    Do you have a link to your 'remix'?
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    Re: Is your practice time systematic and serious?

    ^^^ what he said.
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    Nothing beats small theaters! I had a wonderful...

    Nothing beats small theaters! I had a wonderful time at the Punch Brothers show in Paducah tonight. Watching the Blind leaving the Blind performed live made it much more approachable for me than the...
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    Congrats to everyone at STE. I've dealt with them...

    Congrats to everyone at STE. I've dealt with them on both ends (as a dealer and a player) and they really are a fantastic company. My Absaroka is invaluable to me and I have played many, many...
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    I'll throw in another vote for it. Mike's...

    I'll throw in another vote for it. Mike's mandolas are a great value and I wouldn't have a problem paying $500 for this. I've played several and for the money they are difficult to beat. I'd agree...
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    I'll put in another vote for Doug Edwards. Great...

    I'll put in another vote for Doug Edwards. Great guy to deal with. I use an ebony armrest he made (and inlaid beautifully). It actually made a big difference in the comfortable level of my playing--a...
  25. Thread: Setup

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    I have setup many, many cheap mandolins. In my...

    I have setup many, many cheap mandolins. In my experience:

    Best case: You will pay around $50-$75 to have the nut lowered, bridge seated & positioned, new strings, and possibily some fret work...
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