Good choice with the Northfield. It's good to have a mandolin that has a voice with power and depth. It will help inspire you.
Good choice with the Northfield. It's good to have a mandolin that has a voice with power and depth. It will help inspire you.
Forgive me Mandolin Cafe Forum for I have sinned and recently purchased a used Derrington MM. Weird though, I don't feel guilty.
With that thought I'm bringing this back bcuz it's so damned funny....
I'm seeing Sasquatch.
If I did buy one the first thing I'd do is remove that ridiculous pick guard.
I've mostly been a buyer on Reverb. Years ago I listed a lightly used 2015 D-18. There were no scammers but the low-baller trolls were thick. Many low-ball offers.
The worst one was a lowball of...
I own one of each. (see signature) I love them both. The Gibson is sweeter sounding in a way. It has the high lonesome sound in spades. It will produce a great old timey tremolo which sounds spot on...
When I was in my beginner/ intermediate days I would venture out to the National Old Time Fiddle contest out in Weiser ID. I found the more moderate tempo jams were with the older folks. I'd listen...
Reverb has a 7 day trial period unless the instrument is specified "as is". I bought my D-18 there and had time to change to my preferred strings and get a feel for the guitar. I kept it.
I'm sure...
Back in the '90s, before there were apps, I was playing the fiddle and struggling with Irish tunes. I bought a small cary-in-your-case 'mini maiden'. It was inexpensive, tiny, adorable and handy but...
Don't forget to rotate the strings every 7000 miles.
So I like Jazz, big deal. I should get extra points for two pets one named Lester and the other named Earl.
Score: 30
Here are my cats Lester and Earl. Flatt and Skruggs weren't mandolin players but still mandolin adjacent.
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You're on to something here. Your tenacity is impressive.
I'll be referring to this thread in the future.
Please remember that when you're playing bluegrass, or a close derivative, you're not playing "songs" or" tunes" you're playing "numbers". ;)
That's why the first half of your name is "Data". Well done. Bluegrass meets Newgrass.
Here are some pics Mr. Data and who ever else is interested.
I'll be offline for awhile. I'll post photos later. It might be a day or so before I get them posted. I don't see many f-5v on line and I figured they might not have made many.