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(More customer reviews)It may be a little early to rate this instrument, since I only acquired it about two weeks ago. But I've played it at every opportunity, and have already used it in a gig. I am very happy with this mandolin. It isn't really a rock-bottom entry-level instrument, but it isn't a real high-end collector's item either. What it is is a well-made piece of work, with some things you won't find in the real rock-bottom instruments that are out there. It has solid top, back and sides, and adjustable truss rod, a radiused fretboard, and a burgundy finish that makes it a little different from all the blond and sunburst mandos out there. And it sounds great -- it's loud enough to be heard, and it stays in tune from one song to the next. I'm a novice as a mando player, but have played guitar for a number of years, and it's easy to tell this is a pretty nice instrument.
It was shipped with the strings loosened and the floating bridge not installed, so I had to set it up and tune it. But once I was done with that, it was ready to go. It comes without a case or gig bag, and without a strap, so those things needed to be purchased separately.
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The great Lloyd A. Loar designed the Classic mandolins of the 1920's - mandolins that set the standard for everything else that has followed.Saga has designed the Artist Series of Kentucky mandolins to incorporate many of the important features found in the most expensive, custom instruments.Every mandolin in the KM-300 and KM-200 series features the traditional "snake-head" design of the Loar-era instruments and an adjustable truss rod.
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