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Goofus, Redwing, and Little Rock Getaway.

This was a great camp! I thought Kaufman's mandolin instructors were outstanding this year. I've been working on the chord substitution patterns from Tim Connell, as well as drilling closest chord...

I have an Ultra, #250, made in 2000. I love it. It is a joy to play. I also had the pleasure of meeting Rolfe and his lovely wife a few years ago. I wish you well, Rolfe. I hope you are enjoying...

The Mandolin Pickers Guide to Bluegrass Improvisation by Jesper Rubner-Peterson is a great place to start. His ideas will get you going on your own. Jesper really vaulted my playing forward. And...

I was off the forum for a good long while and my password expired. it was just easier to re-register.


...I did love being Pickloser though.

This might be of use in getting the patterns of the mandolin ingrained.
http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/entry.php?528-Revised-Guide-to-Doublestops

I went two years ago, and I loved it. John Reischman, an excellent teacher, taught the advanced mandolin class, and he is there most every year. You stay with him all week. I cant remember who...

your welcome, and thanks

I am very pleased that you all continue to find the doublestop guide to be useful.

I play my Phoenix Ultra almost exclusively. I have an Eastman 315 for times when I don't trust the circumstances, but I've used it only once in several years.