This has been in my family for a long time now. inherited from my grandfather when he passed around 10 years ago. It needs some love and care to work properly (has a crack in the binding on the back), but I intend to fix it up. Still has some original strings on it.
UglyCasanova wrote:This has been in my family for a long time now. inherited from my grandfather when he passed around 10 years ago. It needs some love and care to work properly (has a crack in the binding on the back), but I intend to fix it up. Still has some original strings on it.
It was less than $200 IIRC and I love running it through various fuzzes and shit. The pickup isn't amazing, but whatever, it amplifies it and I always run it through dirt anyways. I really need to play my mando more.
I love slide mando--it used to be a specialty of mine--very phat sounding, and the 5ths tuning makes for playing patterns that naturally trnd away from a lot of slide cliches.... Because of the quite high string tension on most mandos you don't even necessarily have to jack the action to play fairly cleanly....
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