BRW Summit held in St. Louis

**Aehle** · Mar-24-2015, 11:15am

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From left to right: #91, #81, #108, #100, #80

**Atlanta Mando Mike** · Mar-24-2015, 11:45am

Well out with the sonic comparisons please!!!!

**Aehle** · Mar-24-2015, 11:57am

Originally Posted by Atlanta Mando Mike

Well out with the sonic comparisons please!!!!

Sorry, but the recorders were not on.
That would have been a good idea, maybe we were all to excited about having 5 BRW's in the room.

**sgrexa** · Mar-24-2015, 12:38pm

Very cool, Ben is a very talented craftsman. My recent A5 is nearly flawless in construction and sounds and plays wonderful. Wish I were closer!

Sean

**Mastertone08** · Mar-26-2015, 9:30am

Here are the five BRW's three old picking buddies passed back and forth earlier this week. Between us we have picked bluegrass for not less than 150 years! We played bluegrass and talked mandolins for four hours.

The tone, response and playability of these BRW's is remarkably consistent. Each one is a keeper!

These are wonderful instruments and so is Ben Wilcox's exceptional workmanship.

It would be hard to find a better way to spend an afternoon.