They were more advanced back then than I was previously aware of...
https://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/HA...IC-Mandolin.gc
Impressed
They were more advanced back then than I was previously aware of...
https://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/HA...IC-Mandolin.gc
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Apparently we in the UK are not allowed to visit the Guitar Center website.
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Re: Impressed
They'll probably be wondering why they no longer get orders from this side of the pond. I believe it's because of a misunderstanding of this - https://www.eugdpr.org
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It wss listed as an "1892 Harmony Electric Mandolin." It may have been an 1892 mandolin that someone slapped a pickup on, but that's not what they said. No matter, somebody snatched it up.
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Re: Impressed
Perhaps one wired by Mr. Edison?
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Actually it's listed as a Used Harmony Est 1892 electric mandolin because that is what it says on the label. Est stands for Established. There's a screen shot below. It was imported in the 70's or 80's, the pickup was installed at the factory and it's one of these. They are not a lot to write home about.
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