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    Default 5 Minute Mandolin and Banjo Mandolin Course

    I picked this up on Etsy, so by lunchtime I expect to no longer be a newbie. Tuning up the banjo mandolin now

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    That's good. Unless somebody comes up with a 4 minute Mandolin and Banjo Mandolin course. Then you're in trouble, huh?

    No! No, no, not 4! I said 5. Nobody's comin' up with 4. Who learns Mandoln and Banjo Mandolin in 4 minutes?

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    Who knew there are 25 chords?!?
    "The paths of experimentation twist and turn through mountains of miscalculations, and often lose themselves in error and darkness!"
    --Leslie Daniel, "The Brain That Wouldn't Die."

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    Default Re: 5 Minute Mandolin and Banjo Mandolin Course

    When I was seventeen, I took a Tony Saks course called: Learn to Play Guitar in Seven Days and a week later I thought I was pretty darn good.

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    Default Re: 5 Minute Mandolin and Banjo Mandolin Course

    Looks like a Stromberg-Voisinet on the cover -- but isn't it reversed?
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    Default Re: 5 Minute Mandolin and Banjo Mandolin Course

    Quote Originally Posted by jaycat View Post
    Who knew there are 25 chords?!?
    That’s only 1 cent per chord … helluva deal
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Gunter View Post
    That’s only 1 cent per chord … helluva deal
    But those are 1927 cents, so there's that ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by allenhopkins View Post
    Looks like a Stromberg-Voisinet on the cover -- but isn't it reversed?
    Nothing chiral escapes your eye!
    Then, as now, illustrators sometimes flip an image to get a better composition, for example to show people facing each other, or make objects look like they share the same plane. Easier these days.
    Maybe too easy….I can’t tell what’s unenhanced or completely synthetic anymore. My 5 cents worth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sue Rieter View Post
    I picked this up on Etsy, so by lunchtime I expect to no longer be a newbie. Tuning up the banjo mandolin now

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    Sue, I can testify that tuning one is more than a five minute process. Can exceed one’s patience, and when you’re done, won’t hold.

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