Been thinking of getting a mandolin for playing on my lunch break and dragging along to work. The Mini Mo seems like a good instrument for this purpose. Anyone here own one or ever played one?
Been thinking of getting a mandolin for playing on my lunch break and dragging along to work. The Mini Mo seems like a good instrument for this purpose. Anyone here own one or ever played one?
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I don't have the Mini Mo but we do have the Kid-Mo. Not at all the same, but in case anyone stops by here thinking you are asking about the small mando, I want to say that it is pretty great. It's my grandson's, but I enjoy playing it, too. I have never played a MM/BM I didn't like.
Never heard of the Kid Mo.
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I have a Big Muddy, and it would be perfect for taking to work. I had Mike build one for me with a cedar top, over rosewood. I love it. Go for it!!
Jim D
I have a BM MW-Ow that I think is fantastic! Haven’t played a Mini but I don’t think you’d be disappointed in any of their mandolins.
I love the MidMo and Big Muddy mandolins, Caleb. I just wonder if you might want to get one of the full size flattops since the mini has the bolt on neck. Maybe you don't mind that fact, but I was giving my input thinking that you would get a space saving mandolin as it is with the flattop and the reduced concern when compared to your Collings that you wouldn't want to bring to work. Sounds like fun-- playing at lunch while at work! You will probably get a following.![]()
Dan Brooks
Pava Pro, Vintage Guild D55, Fender Deluxe Stratocaster, among others
I recently bought an MM-8 Mini-Mo from Mike. I love playing it, and it's super easy to pack along in the small gig bag he sells for them.
Good thoughts all. I don’t think I’d mind the bolt-on neck at all. I was mainly thinking of convenience, but the bolt-on issue is something to consider. It looks like I might be moving to a new area within my company, and a place to secure my mandolin during work hours might be available. If so I’ll just take along my Collings. Win/win.
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I love bringing my SA to work!... I have down time a lot and get to practice and play on lunch too. Sometimes I can convince othe folks to bring their guitar or whatever and get together and jam on lunch...
Good luck... I played a couple Mid Mo's in Carters back in Sept. they were great Little machines!
aka: Spencer
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Jacobson Nautilus Oval Hole Prototype
Soliver #001 Flattop Pancake style
Soliver Hand Crafted Mandolin Armrests
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Dan Brooks
Pava Pro, Vintage Guild D55, Fender Deluxe Stratocaster, among others
If it’s done right a bolt on neck has no negatives. It makes a neck reset a trivial operation.
aka: Spencer
Silverangel Econo A #429
Jacobson Nautilus Oval Hole Prototype
Soliver #001 Flattop Pancake style
Soliver Hand Crafted Mandolin Armrests
Check them out here
"You can never cross the ocean unless you have the courage
to lose sight of the shore, ...and also a boat with no holes in it.” -anonymous
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