[Harp-L] Mandolin
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- From: "Richard Williger" <rlwilliger@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 21:28:54 -0400
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I saw Howard Levy recently, performing in Chicago, at Fitzpatrick's, with
Special Consensus. During that show, I was struck by the sound of the
mandolin, and I'd like to look into taking it up. I am familiar with other
stringed instruments, in that I play guitar, bass, banjo, ukulele already.
However, I don't yet play the mandolin, and have no idea what to look for.
I mean, sure, it has to stay in tune, can't have an obviously warped neck,
not be banged up all to heck. What brands are best known, and what would a
decently-playable, entry level instrument cost? Thanks for any helpful
information.
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