Forgive me if this has been posted before. But with my tax refund back I'm in the market for a new mandolin. I've been itching for an oval hole and thought the best option might be an oldie but a goodie.
Unfortunately I am unable to currently find and old gibson a oval holes near me to sample so I am highly considering elderly and the like stores. So what I'm getting at is can anyone fill in a clueless gibson guy on what years to look for and basically all other facts in getting a really decent mandolin.
I'd appreciate and all information!
-nick
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