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    Default Japanese Mandolin made by Hoshino Gakki

    Would this be a good starter mandolin?Click image for larger version. 

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    Default Re: Japanese Mandolin made by Hoshino Gakki

    Yes

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    Default Re: Japanese Mandolin made by Hoshino Gakki

    If set up well, absolutely. If it needs a ton of work, like a refret/FB planing/neck set, then probably not worth it (as would be the case with any “beginner” mandolin)...
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    Default Re: Japanese Mandolin made by Hoshino Gakki

    For a starter mandolin, volume and tone become secondary. Low action enables the beginner to actually be able to play it. I've had a few of these made by Ibanez, Suzuki, Antoria and they are usually quite suitable as long as it is set up so another $0 or whatever it costs over there for a basic set up of Nut, bridge and maybe fret check. Oval holes dont normally work palying in a session with several otherinstruments but all that can come later. I'm sure you'd be Ok with this.

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