Harp Mandolin

The harp mandolin appeared in the early 1900s. This modern replica exploits the sympathetic vibrations gained with the four additional harp strings to give the mandolin sound a built-in echo chamber reverb effect. The harp strings can be plucked along with the mandolin, extending the range of the instrument. Tuned diatonically starting below the G of the mandolin they are F – E – D – C .

Features:

  • Top:  Sitka Spruce
  • Back/Sides:  Black Walnut
  • Neck:  African Mahogany
  • Fingerboard:  Ebony
  • Head Veneers:  Ebony
  • Pickguard:  Ebony
  • Bridges:  Ebony
  • Inlay:  Mother of Pearl

https://Makingmusicmag.com

Instead of being dedicated to one instrument, young musicians, or professionals, MakingMusicMag.com is a lifestyle resource for all music makers, regardless of age, instrument, or ability. We focus on providing educational articles teaching people how to play an instrument, but we also favor travel pieces, music related health articles, interesting news stories, and plenty more.

Related posts

Leave a Reply

*