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    Re: To Upgrade or Not to Upgrade?

    Two columns. The spacing might be tricky.
  2. Re: Dabbler newbie sight unseen O hole conundrum, advice?

    There's also a basically brand new Gold Tone like the one under discussion for under $450. It looks pretty nice.
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    Re: RIP Dickey Betts

    The Allmans were one of my favorite bands when I was young. So sad the see the old guard slowly but surely passing away. 80 doesn't seem so old to me any more. RIP Dickey.
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    Re: Newbee Introduction

    Welcome, Bud, and good for you for jumping in with both feet!
    You will find so many kind and helpful folks here, this is a great place.

    Sue
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    Re: Tab vs. Dots

    In my public school band, which I participated in from 3rd to 12th grade, we never did any sight singing.

    Ear training is on my radar screen of skills to work on.

    For me, I very much aspire to...
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    Re: Tab vs. Dots

    I think never having learned to read music gives you an advantage in learning by ear.
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    Re: Tab vs. Dots

    I learned to read standard notation as a kid. I also like it when the music has both, as I'm not yet there with my fretboard mastery, especially up the neck. I'd really like to get to where I can...
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    Re: ArtistWorks for Old Folks

    A major upside of Artistworks is certainly the personal feedback via video exchange. The downside is the delay (even longer now as attested by DaveGinNJ).

    I subscribed to Artistworks for a year...
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    Re: ArtistWorks for Old Folks

    To paraphrase, Matt F said something like you think about it until you don't need to anymore (its internalized). To me that sounds more productive than to have never, or only minimally, thought about...
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    Re: ArtistWorks for Old Folks

    I'm kind of old, too, but am not yet an intermediate player.

    I figure that unless you've got a heckava ear and an outstanding talent for pattern recognition, if you want to learn to improvise, or...
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    Re: Postal Mandolin

    I kind of like the scroll. It looks like something from "The Nightmare Before Christmas" (reversed).

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    Re: Mandolin Gender

    My oval hole SOL is female, the f-hole SOL is male. But then again, my F2 is also male (a pirate, I was told recently). ;)

    I feel like the instrument itself will let you know :cool:
  13. Re: Tuner button replacement for 1925 Gibson A Snakehead

    These have been up for awhile. I saw them months ago when looking for tuners for a SOL. If you think about going for them, I'd suggest you might be able to do better than the asking price.

    (btw -...
  14. Re: AI and music: Billie Eilish, Sheryl Crow and Jon Bon Jovi

    Automated stations. No human disk jockies or human curated selections anymore either. If AI doesn't make the selections now, it will soon. So all the songs will likely be the overplayed ones that...
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    Re: Upgrading or authenticity

    I think it would be great fun to play a mandolinetto on stage. Probably, though, you'd have alot of people thinking its a ukulele.
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    Re: Mandolin Cafe Milestones

    Wow, 2,000 posts in 4 years. That's quite alot. What do the kids call it now - a yapper - (and that's not supposed to have any negative connotation, they say).

    I will say this, I feel like I'm...
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    Re: Mandolin Book for Beginners

    I'm a fairly new player (4 years - wow they went fast) with a stack of books to rival Dan's, and I agree with DCHammers and Phaedrus157 - take a class. Hindsight is 20/20.

    Don Julin's book is a...
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    Re: Gibson Custom F-5G auction on eBay

    I am curious as to why one would want to obscure the serial number in advertising.
  19. Re: Percival Everett - man of impeccable taste

    Sounds like a great guy. Now I'm going to have to go read some of his books.
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    Re: Mando or banjo

    I'm not all that sure about this, unless you are already a multi-instrumentalist (which I am not).

    I have mandolins, a mandola, an Octofone tuned as an octave mandolin, and did have (traded it...
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    Re: NMC, sort of

    My husband has mentioned to me that things he's had sitting in his cart have dropped in price.

    I'm also interested in what happens, Dan.
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    Re: Collapsed top on a bowl-back

    I am consistently amused and befuddled by the differences between British and American English.
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    Re: How to combat memorization tendencies?

    I just started Matt Flinner's Swing Mandolin Basics class last night. He is talking about tying together some of these concepts. As a novice musician just starting to deviate purposefully from the...
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    Re: My dad's fern mandolin

    I think you're right, and that's why it is so very sad that it ended up in a flea market for $20.
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    Re: My First Mandolin

    Nice find and an awesome deal ! It would have caught my eye as well :mandosmiley:
    Be sure to visit the Strad-O-Lin Social Group if you haven't already.
    And welcome !
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