Well, I'll try here too. I have this topic posted in another category, but got a suggestion to try here.
Anyone know anything about Kicker mandolins? My favorite guitar store just got one in on a trade, an f-model. The label inside says it was #21, built in Dec 2005. On the headstock is inlaid what looks like a mule or donkey kicking up its hind legs. Just wondering about its origin. Thanks!
Just bumpin' it up some. So far, it looks like no one knows anything about Kicker.
Re: Kicker Mandolin
Here's a Kicker A-style, looks pretty sweet.
https://kansascity.craigslist.org/ms...385712685.html
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Re: Kicker Mandolin
The builder's from Claremore, OK, according to this thread:
https://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/s...e-their-weight
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Re: Kicker Mandolin
CL listing disappear fast. To avoid future frustration, here is what it looked like:
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