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Available: Mann SEM-5 solid body single cutaway
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May 20, 2006 | Circle of Fifths Cloth

Like the old SNL "Shimmer" Skit, "It's a Dessert Topping; no it's a Floor Wax!..."

New to the JazzMando Merchandise Center, the Circle of Fifths Polish Cloth. It's an educational aid, no it's a mandolin maintenance product, no it's an educational aid, no it's...

Whatever your needs, it does both. Display it out on your music stand, drape it over your case; just keep it nearby, so that when you're fighting through those unavoidably compelling Dominant/Tonic Relationships, you have something to dry that tear in your eye, AND make your mandolin look better.

Review the Five Benefits of Circle of Fifths Fluency and always wipe your axe when your done practicing. Limited quantities on hand, so don't wait!

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Posted by Ted at May 20, 2006 1:46 PM

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