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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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April 1, 2006 | Bass Mandolin

The (literal) lure of the Loar...

In case you missed it, Bass Pro, leading-edge provider of the world's fishing and outdoor gear has angled its marketing prowess to the mandolin community with a new class of product devoted to a unique interesection of interests. The April 1st announcement is a special treat for the eight-stringer also hooked on fishing, casting a whole new meaning to picking an Irish "Reel."

Tackle the article, but don't get caught with your fly down; just because you read it on the 'net doesn't mean it's...

Nevermind.

Article: Bass Pro Enters Mandolin Market


Posted by Ted at April 1, 2006 3:48 PM


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