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had a great lesson last night ! the teacher loved this mando and said I had a great instrument on my hands. Hearing that always feels good .

I am so happy with mine! enjoy yours cheers :-)

thanks! cheers Ill give it a try

I just received a JBovier mandolin! great value for the money! 7936379364

http://www.mandolins.ecrater.com/

Check out his custom shop, he has some great deals going on

good luck!

Also does anyone now how to post a picture as your avatar?

Chevery is a bit far, Willie, do you have the contact for the teacher in Columbia?

Here is a picture of the back side! The wood looks great! 79356

Had a great Jam session with her last night

No luck he didnt know of anyone..

That would be great if you could get me his # at least he may know a few people down here

Thanks!

Sure I will try and get a video up in the next day or so!

I am trying to find some new spots in the Baltimore scene any recommendations?

This mandolin sounds great and is super easy to play! I highly recommend it, and Jeff Cowherd is great and has a great product

I looked to start lessons with Charles Roe at Appalachian Bluegrass Shoppe however he is booked solid! Does anyone have any other recommendations?

Thanks
Phil

This is a great mandolin and I am very fortunate to have acquired it! Check it out.. Also if anyone knows any Mandolin teachers in the Baltimore area please let me know!

Thanks

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Its a KM - 150 that had been passed down to me from a friend. These are all very interesting suggestions ... please keep them coming I am quite interested. I did play the eastman and loved it. I hope...

Thanks I played the 315 at Appalachian Bluegrass in Catonsville MD loved the way it sounded (and it was new) but I have a soft sport for used as well.

I am looking at a new Eastman 315 or a used 2006 JBovier Tradion. I am a beginner who has been playing a old Kentucky A style (has dead frets ect) I just wanted to get some folks advice.

Thanks