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  • Fabio_LyonFabio_Lyon
    Gibson Mando BassPublished on 01/25/09 at 08:04
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Made in the United States around 1930
    16 frets
    Easel type Cello

    UTILIZATION

    See below

    SOUNDS

    The sound is typical of its era: old-time.

    OVERALL OPINION

    MODEL very rare bass mandolin, made by Gibson Kalamazoo Michigan in the mid-1930s. These instruments taient utiliss beginners to the 1900s in mandolin orchestras, very popular in the days .. Note that this is not a bass (the first electric bass-fret-as the Precision Bass Fender invented by Lo in 1951) nor a mandoloncelle or mandolone (these 2 LATEST While low as mandolins, but double strings).
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