Re: Advice for newbie in SC
I kinda did the same thing when I was starting out....and I ended up with 4 mandolins, it's an addiction I tell ya. But...I soon learned that the better I became, the better the mandolins I was playing began to sound.
I'm not saying don't upgrade, I'm saying just make sure before you get a stockpile that you hone your skill....sometimes it's more US than the mandolin that is causing the lack of response from the mandolin we want.
Other than that, I have had luck with Guitar Center and even Ebay. I realize both are a gamble but so far it's been a good gamble.
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