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    I'll start with a couple of shots of my Capek

    Here's the front...

    and here's the one piece back...


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    that's neat. that Capek used to be mine i think. i scalloped the extension and put the faux frets in it.

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    just got this lebeda premium plus from Jeff@mandolins.net. i have owned a weber fern, flatiron f5, capek, rigel ct 110, pricetone, and a scot. this is the best mandolin i have had by far. it is brand new and has awesome tone and plays so easy. it is so much fun to play. i absolutely love it. workmanship is absolutely incredible. here's the front
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    here's the incredible back
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    the scroll is flawless. no filler needed
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    here's the headstock. no flower pot here
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    It's like bringing a howitzer to a fistfight, but Frank Ford took some pictures of mine..








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    Mando777- where'd you get that strap that you have on your Lebeda Premium? Thanks...

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    i got from a guy that sells them at ibma. i'm not sure who he is but he is there every year.

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    Well darn because I'm looking for a strap exactly like that, with the exception of color.

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    email lynn dudenbostel. his daughters starps are like this one

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    or you can go to gregyboyd and he has them. i think they are called kangaroo straps or something like that. i use to have a Janish A-5 that was an awesome mando for jazz and classical. but i had to seel it to get my red diamond f-5. i think i have some old photos i can post.

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    Beautiful instrument Dan! Love that wide grain look. How does it sound?

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    Here's a picture of Fisch #14. It always draws attention when it comes out of the case. Dan
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    Lets not forget the Fisch back. All the woods are from an Czech violin maker that is too old to produce violins, but has let Fischmeister Karal us the wood to produce mandolins. Dan
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    It's very nice. Bright, loud. Some funny stuff on the top- there's bearclaw (below bridge to left) and a knot shadow (top right near the treble point).

    In fact, it's incredibly loud.

    A very nice mandolin. I use it in Irish sessions, and it can drown out an accordian.
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    Here's Jiri and his daughter delivering the mando to me in person! #Talk about service! # #What a great guy!

    Real loud at my local Irish session...put's down the B@nj* any day...!
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    hmmmm let's try this...other was too big...
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    ...I can't resist... Here's My Premium Plus with his Grandfather...
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    ...the flip side...
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    Odd lighting in those last 2 photos Craig...
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    Yeah... light was coming #through a window from the bottom of the photo...makes em' look like weird sunbursts or something. #Better pic's at the link in my Sig.

    What strings are everyone using on their Leb's? #J74 guy myself. # Anyone have a pickguard installed, or get one from Jiri? #

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    L-R: Craig's Lebeda, Varnish Fern, My Lebeda





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    Fronts now..

    L-R: Craig's Lebeda, Varnish Fern, My Lebeda





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    I got a 2nd hand Lebeda Jazzica, off MC Classifieds awile ago.
    Differences of note:Whiskey color ,lacquer and brown tortoiseoid binding. 3 pc block markers.
    montelone F, instead of gibson peghead outline.
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