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kwerry
 Post subject: Mandocello Build
PostPosted: Sat Jan 25, 2014 5:26 pm 
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Just finished my multi-scale mandocello.. Turned out pretty good, still some tuning to do, I think it needs a bit heavier strings...
Oregon Myrtle, Sitka & Indian Rosewood.. scales are 24.75" & 26.25".....

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 Post subject: Re: Mandocello Build
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Way cool. Currently converting a Washburn electric into a mandocello. They are certainly NOT guitars, and I needed a new challenge.

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 Post subject: Re: Mandocello Build
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Very nicely done. An amazing looking instrument.

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 Post subject: Re: Mandocello Build
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Very cool Kerry Werry! I would really like to try a multi scale anything sometime. I'd also like to try some Oregon Myrtle sometime. It comes in some very pretty forms. Where abouts in BC are you?

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 Post subject: Re: Mandocello Build
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Coquitlam area of BC..

Multi-scale was fun to build, but you certainly need to plan out the whole thing, I made a bunch of paper templates to see how it would all go together..

Kerry

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 Post subject: Re: Mandocello Build
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I should also say thank you to Padma who I asked for advice and he provided sage comments most of which I ignored but it was good to be warned about pitfalls along the way and nice that he responded (I emailed him directly)..

Thanks Padma!

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