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The Bitterroot line from Weber is such a good mandolin. Mine is like yours in tone, but I have always kept the J74 on them, might have try out Curt Mangan Bluegrass medium and find out how they...

Sorry I just could not bring myself to watch the Oskars. I would have liked to have seen Chris play, but it just was not worth all the rest I would have had to endure.

Well that is the nature of single speeds. But I dig it.

No matter what Taylor's new V braced guitar sounds like Haters will hate it, and lovers will love it. The folks over at Acoustic Guitar Forum, Unofficial Taylor Guitar Forum and here at Mandolin...

Congratulations James. It looks like you will get a lifetime of music out of it.
I have a Bitterroot F and it looks like the same wood combination. Same bridge.
Mine is nice and loud. I love...

Just a few wandering thoughts before I have had enough coffee to think rationally.

Pac Rim instruments have their place here in the USA. Mine were relegated to campfire sing-alongs. I have owned...

I have invested in Marla's lessons from the beginning of her addition to Peghead Nation. Yesterday was my last day of subscription. Going to take a break and work on other projects. I do enjoy her...

Cancel that Kentucky 272 now.

This is my Tucker. He is a great Golden Retriever. I did not intentionally name him after the Tucker mandolin. He did open up to our family quickly however, and has good response, and is always...

I won't be riding the RAGBRAI but I will be riding the Tour Du Wyoming. Because of the nature of transportation of gear, I don't bring any instruments.

Now, this is my add to the drift.
My Tommasini cro-mo with Campagnolo Chorus and me
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I enjoy my Bitterroot very much. Next to yours it would look a bit plain. I think Bitterroots are a great value.

Nice Bigskygirl. looks like a keeper. I bet it sounds great.:grin: