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  1. Jan-09-2012, 10:05am #1
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    Default Longhorn Mandola

    This is my latest project.
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    I always liked the look of those in a retro-1800s sort of way.
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    Default Re: Longhorn Mandola

    Very cool, Dave!
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    Default Re: Longhorn Mandola

    Retro-60's Danelectro? Cool. Looks like your having fun Dave.
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    Yes, retro-60's loosely based on the Danelectro Longhorn Bass. The body is red elm over pine. The neck is maple/walnut/elm/walnut/maple. Scale is 15.75 inches. Stacked humbucker pickup. Now that I am retired I have more time to let my mind drift.
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