Very nice!
Love the treatment of the end of the fretboard.
Thanks for sharing,
Jim
Jim Sims
" Amateurs practice until they get it right - professionals practice until they can't get it wrong."
"Me?... I don't practice."
iiimandolin#19
1917 Gibson A-1 Pumpkintop
www.sedentaryramblers.com
I Like it.......... that back is really nice......... I like the smaller details that keep it out of the standard A-style form.......... Nice, Nice
Very nice! Is one you're planning to keep for yourself or is someone already in line to take it off your hands?
You should be proud, nice job. How does it sound?
Thanks for all the kind words, I wish I had some better pictures.
I hope this video link works. Not the greatest but hopefully you can get an idea of the sound. My buddy Paul playing a little this morning. Pardon my amateur presentation...
Brian
Lovely instrument. I like the walnut, and the vertical orientation of the oval hole. A little bit different, but not too wild and crazy.
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Nice work, Brian.
Bill
IM(NS)HO
There should be some people lining up for number 11. This is nice work and a great sound.
I like it!
... not all those who wander are lost ...
That's a good sounding mandolin, looks great too!!! Not that you asked for advise but the headstock needs a name on it. You are missing a big way to advertise IMO.
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