Originally Posted by trevor A customer of mine (Tosh Marshall) lent his Weber mandocello to Joel McDermott; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsnreQkekzg It will also be on the Weber website.
We are looking for a Finish Tech. I'm posting this as it's such a specialized and key position, and we want to go beyond Montana in our search. If you are qualified, or know somebody who may be interested, check out the job description below and we can start the conversation. Email me: mary@soundtoearth.com Minimum four years using spray equipment and experience with lacquer a must. Responsible for stain and lacquer application, buffing , wet sanding, and inspection.Must be ...
Sierra Hull and Bruce got together- he is building her a Yellowstone AT Guitar & Fern Octave Mando. Can't wait to hear her play them!
Just got word that I will be getting a sound clip of the from the owner. I am SO glad because it got setup and out the door when I was gone and I didn't get a chance to see or hear it- I am very curious. I do know that Bruce agonized over that inlay...
I posted pics of the 1995 & 1996 price lists on the Flatiron Group's site.
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The McMenamins, an Australian Acoustic duo's film clip of the track Rise & Fall from their 3rd Studio Album release "Long Time Gone" out through MGM in Sept 2010. Simon McMenamin playing a Weber Yellowstone A mandolin.
Originally Posted by Boomslang The sound and quality of the "Weber" mandolin, speaks for itself...attempts to discribe it, in my opinion, challange my verbage. The quality and workmanship is nothing less then stunning. In as to manufacturer support, we move into a level I've never experienced. Bruce, his wife and Bruce's assistant Joann, go way above and beyond in all levels of communication and articulation of customer requests. More often then not, on those snowy Montana morns, Bruce will be responding personally ...
Originally Posted by Mary Weber Just saw this and 'What Brett said'. It's funny this came up about the same time as the Hyalite thread. The Bridgers' & Hyalite tops and backs are carved/shaped totally differently than our other A-style instruments- we call it our Celtic carving, and consider these the supremo celtic instruments. You'll notice the molas, OM's & mandocello Bridgers still have the integral fingerboard (which gives more space in the sound chamber) and the D-hole but same carving, but Bruce liked the ...
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