Price: $1,205.00
Ashbury Style E Octave Mandolin
Solid Alaskan Sitka Spruce top. Solid African sapele back and sides
Item ID: GR32016 Model No: STYLE E
- Product Features
- Sapele 3 ply neck, Senna Siamea fingerboard, bridge & peghead plate. Buffalo bone nut and saddle
- Senna Siamea bound body with 3ply wood rosette. Strung with D'Addario EXPs
- Ashbury die-cast chrome machine heads. Strap end pin. Senna Siamea a locally sourced wood in Vietnam
- Product Specifications
- Designed by Phil Davidson. String gauges: .014/.022w/.032w/.045w
- Nut width: 36mm
- Width at 12th fret: 43mm
- Scale length: 518mm
- Max body depth: 71mm
- Body width: 341mm
- No Frets: 22
- Overall body length: 850mm
- Made in: Vietnam
- Model Number: STYLE E
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Octave Mandolas Information
The Mandola (the big brother of the Mandolin), has 8 strings in 4 pairs, tuned in 5ths. The Mandola retains the high-tension stringing but allows lower parts to be played. The Tenor Mandola (or Mandola) is tuned as a Viola, CGDA, one fifth below a mandolin. Octave Mandolas (also known as Octave Mandolins in America) are popular because of their suitability for Acoustic and Celtic music, being tuned GDAE, an octave below a Mandolin. Because the Octave Mandola neck is shorter than a Bouzouki it is ...read the full article
Ashbury produces high quality traditional and acoustic instruments, including acoustic and electro acoustic guitars, and bass guitars, autoharps, fiddles, mandolins, banjos and ukuleles.
The range is designed for the beginner to semi-professional player, offering very playable instruments with high specifications for the best price. Ashbury instruments make an excellent and affordable upgrade from any entry-level instrument, and are constantly being examined and perfected to offer the best possible value in quality and materials.
