Whether you're using the Classifieds to buy and sell, trade, or you'd just like to do a little research on instrument traffic that has some actual meat, here are some random tips we think you might enjoy. Some you may know, some you may not. 1. For sellers, this is new. As of a few days ago if you have uploaded and image with your ad and you added a web link with the ad URL (that's a web link acronym) then the image becomes clickable to whatever web address you've entered, say your ...
Almost forgot this one- thought you might be interested.
Just in case you haven't caught her great new CMT video, 'Someone Like You'. As a plus, she's playing her Weber Octave. http://www.cmt.com/videos/sierra-hul...like-you.jhtml
My new neighbor is from fricken Mars or somewhere. Somewhere entirely different from here. To listen to the music that sometimes comes out of his windows you would think he was some toothless old goober from the movie Deliverance. But that ain’t half of it. Because its not the goober network they are watching on cable, or some old crank around records from before CDs, no, they are making this music themselves! I know because I got to see them close up. ...
[QUOTE=Mary Weber;941488]Here are a couple of pictures of Paul's mando after neck fit, and before detailing...
Originally Posted by Mary Weber Our grand-daughter just started mando lessons with Tony (you may remember him from the shop) and I want to get her a good beginner instructional video for her upcoming B-day...sort of hoping for one featuring a 'cool' girl/woman teacher. My mind is drawing a blank- however I think Sierra's is probably too advanced. One with a 'cool' guy would be my next choice (do not underestimate the coolness factor with teens, although the instruction is the main thing). She likes bluegrass...Any ideas? ...
Pictures finally coming through here Just a fun little video of Bruce working on the peghead:
Updated Jun-10-2011 at 1:40pm by Mary Weber (try to embed video)
EDIT: Since posting this a few years ago we've also added a video tutorial on how to subscribe to the podcast which some of you might find easier. We're going to show you how to add the Mandolin Cafe MP3 podcast to your iTunes software in 5 easy steps in this brief web tutorial. This is not difficult so if you're gun shy about working with a little bit of technology, read on. The MP3 podcast is a collection of most of the free tunes available on our MP3 page. We currently ...
Updated Sep-13-2015 at 8:30pm by Scott Tichenor
Send in YOUR bio and/or video of you and your Weber and we'll post it on our website Players Page. People love these things and really read them when trying to decide on the right instrument to invest in. The videos are viewed around 1700 times per month, too. As a bonus, we get to see where they find a home. You can do it yourself at the link above, or email it straight to the shop and we'll put it up for you. Thanks!!!
It's always fun to see how our instruments are maturing when they come home to the shop for custom work or add ons. What is even more fun is to see what players carry around in their cases. We've found sand, leaves, a wide assortment of bugs, enough dog hair to weave a medium sized rug, and pine cones. A lot of time we find play lists and pictures, sometimes love notes and even a dear John letter once. My favorites though are the Gecko droppings that were not only in the case but in the mando ...
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