I have a Morgan Monroe mandolin model MMS-3 that was a gift to me by a generous brother. I know Morgan Monroe is not a sought after name but I believe this is one of their top models. I've had it for about 4 years and it sounds and plays great. I started looking around online and found some of their better models have a maple top. I examined this one closely, and though it has a sunburst finish it does look like maple where you can see the grain. Anyone else have a mando with a maple top? I've not heard of maple being used for a topwood. Is this unusual? Thanks, Danny Gray
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