Mandolins and Banjos
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The Loar LM-520 Performer Mandolin, F-Style, All Solid Hand-Carved
$599.99- Top: Solid Hand-Carved, Fully Graduated Spruce Top
- Back & Sides: Solid Hand-Carved, Fully Graduated Maple Back, Solid Maple Sides
- Neck: Maple w/Rounded “V” Profile
- Nut Width: Bone, 1-1/8″
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The Loar LM-310F Honey Creek F-Style Mandolin
$399.99- Hand-Carved Solid Spruce Top
- Maple Neck with Thin ”V” Profile
- 1-1/8” Nut Width
- Satin Brownburst Finish
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The Loar LM-110 Honey Creek A-Style Mandolin
$299.99Hand-Carved Solid Spruce Top Maple Neck with Thin Profile Nut Width
Satin Brownburst Finish
Considering a Mandolin or Banjo?
Looking for a higher-pitched stringed instrument? Part of the lute family, Mandolins and Banjos can be a great addition to your bluegrass or jazz music groups. These instruments are comfortable to play and while banjos typically feature four to five strings, Mandolins have 8 strings, 4 matched pairs.
The mandolin may be the versatile instrument you’re looking for to get a truly unique sound. By plucking the paired strings, you can produce a rich and broad sound and strumming them can help you achieve that popular mandolin tremolo sound. Although popular with country and bluegrass music, the mandolin can contribute to any genre of music you prefer.
With its light strings and round body, the banjo is an easy and fun instrument to learn. By adjusting your hand position and playing technique, the banjo can produce a variety of different sounds from percussive to melodical. The thin, sensitive strings resonate in combination with a tightened skin similar to that of a drumhead to give a unique “popping” and “happy” sound.
Visit DuBaldo Music Center and shop our different options for both mandolins and banjos!