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Milla

Yeah a GBOM would be very cool from eastman

Please don't use tablEdit their are many Mac users here that can't use that program.

I'm down by Ottumwa, and more into the folk and indie-rock scene than the bluegrass but I'm trying to like it...

Those p-bass pups you linked to are the ones I used in my emando build:

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I LOVE The tones I am getting. a nice fat...

I have been looking for a good solution for a while now as well and can't seem to find anything.

she plays the fender, an epi mandobird and a I've see pics of her playing some gibby's... but no doubt you were ragging on her for not having the coin to spend on a gilchrist, or montleone, etc.
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so if you change musical genere's when you are in jr high you lack discipline?

Yup. Sounds like someone who had a lot of potential but not enough discipline.

I've checked out some of their clips ... her violin playing is nothing special and her mandolin playing is worse.
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you missed my point. He claims to be a traditionalist however mando has been around for hundreds of years but he only acknowledges a form of music that is very young in the scheme of music... really...

so you are saying that lourds Lane is "mediocre" as a musician? Playing violin from the age of 3, Lourds was considered a prodigy, classically trained by her strict Russian teachers and expected to...

If you are a strict traditionalist can you tell me how your bluegrass sounds on a bowlback??? Or do your "traditions" start and end with bill monroe?

Hey guys you may have seen the band LOURDS, they are a rock band that has a mandolin and violin playing front woman. They rock! Anywho they are in a competition to Play at Lollapalooza and they need...

very nice

http://www.washburn.com/products/electrics/hollow/images/hollowbody_hb15ts.jpg
550 bucks

http://www.gretschguitars.com/repository/gretsch/images/G400_xl.jpg
$1500

But you can also get a Gretsch, a Guild, a Washburn, An Ibeanez... Etc for less than 1500, in some cases under a grand, They all sound good to great.

Don't have a problem on my quad core 2.66 intel... sound quality is fine

yeah I actually have gotten a couple PM's from people with their reviews, just wonder why they couldn't post them here??? thanks for the feedback Paul, I think I'm In a buying mood...

he looks like silent bob http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

Man I wish I had a chance to play one but I live in Iowa ... not exactly a mandolin hot spot http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif I don't play Bluegrass, and as such don't...

Ok after reading through 6 or 8 threads The bulk of what I got was guys telling other people to "use the search" so I guess its a total bore to actually discuss mandolins on the mandolin boards

Thanks alot guys I searched for Paris Swing and got nothing... I guess I just dont know how to use it...

these are the chips to use!

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and butter for gosh sakes with sea salt in the whole wheat flour http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif yum

Has anyone had the chance to play one of these yet? I really like the looks of the Paris Swing Samois Mando D-hole (ms-130) but haven't seen any reviews other than the one on Jazzmando.com, and its...