Len, there are a number of anomalies that I can see comparing it to my 1916 Gibson A. I'm no expert and can only compare to my 1916. I also have a 1936 Kalamazoo KM11, and this the neck profile is...
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Len, there are a number of anomalies that I can see comparing it to my 1916 Gibson A. I'm no expert and can only compare to my 1916. I also have a 1936 Kalamazoo KM11, and this the neck profile is...
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A little late to the party, but I also have what I think is an early 1930s A oval mandolin with a Rosewood bridge. Is it possible that with ebony being scarce or expensive that Gibson would also have...
Thanks for the input - gives me something to consider! In fact, I think your idea would work, but in a reverse manner. The outside diameter of the replacement ferrules is too large - absolutely...
Hello there - I recently completed the restoration of a KM-11. It was a complete basket case when I received it years ago, but is looking pretty decent now with all of the bracing and crack repairs....
Arthur Hensel was a Toronto luthier from the 30s into the 60s. His guitars are supposed to be quite well made and sound very good. All hand made un small shop. They go for upward if $1000cdn here...
Hi Barry. I live out in Almonte but work in the city. I am interested in participating in the orchestra, ensemble or society. Genre isnt a concern- i enjoy all music styles. Thanks. John
Thanks for all of the advice! I'll be sure to use it. js
Hello there. Long time lurker here ...
I'm currently working on this old Gibson made Kalamazoo KM-11. It was a bit of a basket case, with 6 cracks in the top, 2 cracks on the back, a broken brace...