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June 3, 2006 | Porch Swinging

Ah, Summer is merely days away. Great time to hit the porch swing and do a little pre-dusk "swinging" of our own...

Might we recommend doing this with style, particularly French with the new Paris Swing Series Samois, wide-mouth D hole mandolin. Select, solid AAA flamed maple back and sides, a flamed maple neck and a solid sitka spruce top with a delicious tortoise-shell binding; a little professional tweaking, this is a fabulous value, terrific bang-for-buck as well as an eye-catching treat. (Street priced under $600!)

We're excited to see this kind of product opportunity, graduating beyond entry-level and into the development of intermediate-level product, especially one that promotes one of our favorite genres, the Gypsy-Jazz stylings of Django Reinhardt.

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Posted by Ted at June 3, 2006 3:13 PM


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