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    Registered User John Rosett's Avatar
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    Default Re: "Long neck mandolin"

    If it had a Florida id be interested. Going to have to pass.

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    Default Re: "Long neck mandolin"

    There's a previous thread on this one -http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/sh...understatement

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    I keep watching it, it's up to 26 bucks + shipping.........it would make a very cool...I can't really say what it would make that would be cool but you'v never seen another....it has a strange attraction to me

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    It is certainly a Photoshop trick by looking at the distance between frets. The gap between fret#5 and #6 has been elongated and produce quite an eye-catching "mandolin / lute". I bet the seller told the buyer the truth in this case to avoid mis-representing the product.

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    Default Re: "Long neck mandolin"

    Quote Originally Posted by kkmm View Post
    It is certainly a Photoshop trick by looking at the distance between frets. The gap between fret#5 and #6 has been elongated and produce quite an eye-catching "mandolin / lute". I bet the seller told the buyer the truth in this case to avoid mis-representing the product.
    Same discussion on the recent thread linked above. I contacted the seller and received a few more photos of this instrument. I do believe it is real but that it was an amateur luthier's aborted project.
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