What's New: Mandolin Stands

02.06.12

Chris Thile in London Interview
Kudos to Mandolin Cafe staff writer Dan Beimborn on an excellent, insightful interview with living legend, Chris Thile. Dan had some prime moments to speak
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02.04.12

Digital text format to dominate the future
We've personally found the iPad to be extremely useful for performance and practicing. The iReal b for practicing with jazz "Standards" accompaniments, the unreal Book
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02.02.12

Available: Mann SEM-5 solid body single cutaway
We like to check in on the "In-stock" instruments over at premium electric mandolin builder Jonathon Mann's website. Once in a while a real bargain
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July 28, 2005 | Mandolin Stands

Where to park your mando?
We're quite fond of the Comfort Cradle CC04 pole mount, because of the small (as in "no") footprint. It's as stable as the microphone or music stand you mount it on.
The second is the Shoall (Ingles) SA-20 violin stand. Steady, stable, and low to the ground, that mandolin's not going anywhere & you have to work at it to tip it over...

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Coming soon to the JazzMando Merchandise Center, or pick one up from your favorite local music retailer.

Posted by Ted at July 28, 2005 10:23 PM

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