krimsonklover
Well-known member
Hey guys,
So now I'm trying to sell my mandoguitar to help pay for my surgery as well. It's a really cool instrument, strung one octave above a guitar on a mandolin body, so you get a really authentic mandolin sound without learning a new instrument. Even if you play baritone, you can just remove the two lower strings and have the same thing. It sounds really good, and it's in mint condition, I baby all my instruments. It comes with a hardshell case, a leather strap, 2 extra sets of strings (one set I already used the high E, just a regular 10 gauge) and picks. These are really hard to find, and if you do they cost almost $400 without any extras. I'm asking for $200 plus shipping, very firm on price. A steal in my opinion, but I understand it's a unique instrument and a bit of a gamble so I'm letting it go cheap. I'll get a sound sample up soon. Thanks guys, peace and love.
So now I'm trying to sell my mandoguitar to help pay for my surgery as well. It's a really cool instrument, strung one octave above a guitar on a mandolin body, so you get a really authentic mandolin sound without learning a new instrument. Even if you play baritone, you can just remove the two lower strings and have the same thing. It sounds really good, and it's in mint condition, I baby all my instruments. It comes with a hardshell case, a leather strap, 2 extra sets of strings (one set I already used the high E, just a regular 10 gauge) and picks. These are really hard to find, and if you do they cost almost $400 without any extras. I'm asking for $200 plus shipping, very firm on price. A steal in my opinion, but I understand it's a unique instrument and a bit of a gamble so I'm letting it go cheap. I'll get a sound sample up soon. Thanks guys, peace and love.
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