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    Registered User EvanElk's Avatar
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    Default Pacific Northwest Mandolin Builders - photos?

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    As a transplanted New Yorker now living in Portland, I've been enjoying exploring the great work of Pacific Northwest Luthiers: Fletcher Brock, Kerry Char, Andrew Mowry, John Sullivan. The trio pictured included my newly acquired Sullivan F5, a Mowry mandola and Brock octave mandolin
    2003 John Sullivan F5 "Roy"
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    Here's the one-piece back on my Mowry A. I love how much there is going on in the maple figure!
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    Default Re: Pacific Northwest Mandolin Builders - photos?

    Here is a 2004 Keith Newell custom build I bought used in 2016. The esthetics may not be everyone's cup of tea but it sure is a nice mandolin with great sound. Seller also had a RL Givens A-5 for sale at the same time. I played both and preferred the Newell. I got it for way far less than the Givens eventually sold for. Keith built mandolins in Canby, Oregon, but has retired. I think he still lurks here at MC.
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    New to mando? Click this link -->Newbies to join us at the Newbies Social Group.

    Just send an email to rob.meldrum@gmail.com with "mandolin setup" in the subject line and he will email you a copy of his ebook for free (free to all mandolincafe members).

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