The FAIRLANE 5-String Double Cutaway Solid Body Bass The FAIRLANE starts with the original styling concept and gives it a unique new edge. All 22 frets are entirely exposed, and the offset styling is refined in a considerably lighter body. The smaller body and headstock consume less energy from the string, making the instrument more efficient. The compact angled back headstock also produces more string bearing pressure at the nut, for improvedperforman ce and a lighter weight neck.The extended 5 bolt neck joints provide intense neck to body contact for incredible punch and performance. Fine tuned, active electronics let you dial inyour signature tone quickly. Please allow 5 days for the instrument to ship. Features Product Info * die-cast Tuners * Vintage Stop Tailpiece... Less

Mandolin 3 Lights Pendant in Chestnut Bronze.,Bulb Type: Medium Chain Length: 72 Collection: Mandolin Cord Length: 120 Finish: Chestnut Bronze Frame Material: Metal Height: 28 Number of Lights: 3 Shade Material: Glass Wattage: 100 Weight: 9 Width: 24

The LaSALLE brings the character and performance of those great instruments together in a modern instrument. All the details from the F-hole, to the end of the fingerboard, to the shape of the pickguard, are consistent with the original spirit of those great guitars.The Duncan Designed pickups were essential to bring out the tone and character of this classic design. * Tuners: Gold Grover * Gold jazz tail piece * Shipped with rosewood jazz bridge and gold adjustable bridge * Pickups: HH Duncan Design

Norman Blake teaches old-time and original instrumentals in Celtic and Southern mountain tradition chosen for easy learning by intermediate- level mandolin players. He gives advice on tuning phrasing ornaments double-stops tremolos drones and much more. 9 songs including: John Brown's March The Hollow Poplar Father's Hall Jack Danielson's Reel Mandolin Fanfare. 90 minutes.

The offset body is a style that players have always embraced. It takes the traditional body proportions and gives it an edgier look while maintaining a visual and physical balance. This style, which became famous in the early 60?s, also seemed to mark the point where manufacturers began to see the bass as more than just the most basic utility instrument. Players were asking for neck and pickup options as well as some variation in the cosmetics. They were tired of playing second fiddle to the guitar players. The Samick FAIRLANE starts with the original styling concept and gives it a unique new edge. All 22 frets are entirely exposed and the offset styling is refined in a considerably lighter body. The smaller body and headstock consume less energy from the string, making the instrument... Less