Chris, how many mandos have you made over the years? That's your "specialty," right? I put that in quotes because, well, you can obviously make anything!
It’s just an octave lower than the regular mandolin. Usually paired in the same octave, like it’s tinier sibling, but sometimes the lower two courses are in octaves.Sorry, Chris. I had mandolins in my head... . Those other ones of yours are really gorgeous!
So, an octave mando means each course is octaves, or is it just specific ones?
On commission or speculation?Are we going to see you build a mando-bass in the future?
That would depend on a commission. If the trend continues, I would think a mandocello would be first.Are we going to see you build a mando-bass in the future?
Say that ten times fast.Puck is phenomenal.
Naw. I just saw a YouTube clip that stated you don't.