Kimble Trio

**Glassweb** · Sep-25-2020, 4:57pm

I thought all you Kimble fans might enjoy seeing these...

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**Kevin Winn** · Sep-25-2020, 7:46pm

Boy howdy, Will does nice work...

**Eric Hanson** · Sep-25-2020, 8:05pm

Oh, so very nice.
Thnx so much for sharing!

**sgarrity** · Sep-25-2020, 9:14pm

Now that's a collection!!!

**Bernie Daniel** · Sep-26-2020, 9:41am

Beautiful! Interesting to me how the color of the tuner keys changes the feeling of the instrument. The white keys are more striking but the black keys make a "richer" looking instrument -- at least to my eyes. Thanks for showing them. Now you need a Kimble octave mandolin!

**Bill Bradshaw** · Sep-26-2020, 9:49am

Quite the pile of Kimbles. I can only think of one more that would really round out the collection (kidding of course, hah hah). Great instruments.

Cheers,

BB

**Glassweb** · Sep-26-2020, 4:01pm

Originally Posted by Bill Bradshaw

Quite the pile of Kimbles. I can only think of one more that would really round out the collection (kidding of course, hah hah). Great instruments.

Cheers,

BB

Thanks Bill... I hope all is well in Wyoming...

**CWRoyds** · Sep-26-2020, 4:12pm

Wow.
Those are all beautiful.
I especially love the two points.

I played a Kimble A-style recently that had an amazing bluegrass honk.
Great sounding mandolin.

**burmjim** · Oct-08-2020, 10:58am

I have a Kimble A5 which I’ve had just over a year. The previous owner left it idle for years which is why he sold it. It had an amazing presence from day one but just recently, wow! It is an absolute monster! I am absolutely delighted with it.

**Glassweb** · Oct-08-2020, 3:44pm

There is a certain "something" that Will's instruments have that's kind of hard to explain, but the words "quality and craftsmanship" come to mind. When you look at, hold in your hands and then play a Kimble instrument it becomes very apparent that this guy has really developed his sound and visual aesthetic to a very high degree. They are very hard to put down once you start playing! For me that's the mark of a truly great mandolin.