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Signed up, this should be very good.

Arab Bounce. Pronounced 'AY-rab'. In deference to Arab, Mississippi or Alabama, one of them states. Vernon Derrick was indeed a character. I saw him perform once with The Boys From Indiana, on...

You mean it's not this 'un heah?

Mine wasn't, #68386, late 50's/early 60's.

This was posted on FB. It's new to me and one can hear the nascent Tony Rice guitar thing happening. Very cool.

R.I.P., Tony Rice.

I first saw him at the GAMH in the Fall of '76, in Grisman's band. Sadly, I wasn't too aware of Tony then, more of the Dawg. I did catch the TRU at The Bottom Line in NYC, 1981....

The scrolling alert reveals some terrific recordings that span genres, time and space. This one is terrific, with an eclectic array of songs and grooves. Sleigh Ride, in particular, is very exciting....

I bought a PEEK and a casein from this seller.

Quality product, with superior customer service.

I was unfamiliar with this SKB case until I received a mandolin packed in it. Good, well-made, solid, lightweight case.

If I already didn't have a good A model, I'd consider this bad boy big-time. And, it's Kelley, btw.

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I liked it, too. His vocals remind me of Gregg Allman a bit.

I have a few of the black Pickboy 207 picks. Good, stout pick.

Well, I own a Kentucky 805 that is well-made, sounds good and plays well. The inside of the scrolls is un-finished. This does not bother me.

I use similar to this

You done a good thing, Scott N.

Thanks for the elucidation, Vern.

What I like about the Weber trad one pictured above is its full-foot (no gap in middle), plus the low mass aspect.

Like many things mandolin, bridge preference...

I get a bit confused on what is being referred to here - Brekke bridge (older, newer) vs. Weber traditional bridge. I purchased 3 of the pictured one below from Bruce Weber (it has the brass insert...

Whatever it is, I just love the strap button sticking out of the scroll.

Prayers, C.J.

I just watched the 9 minute video. Simply terrific. The testimonials and thoughts of the mandolin/bluegrass greats featured in it were wonderful.

Well done!

Way to go, Scott!

One nit to pick: Tennessee Dream was released in 1977...a great LP, notwithstanding.

Many years ago at Bass Mtn. festival, a guy had an F-5, built without the 2 points. It was made by one of the NC builders, Bob Shue perhaps. It was lighter than a typical F-5, with very smooth and...

Lovely, indeed.

Do you think the singular (i.e., Sound) is deliberate?

Have the vinyl.