Details
This is a great-sounding A-style Eastman MD605 from back when Eastman was still using the symmetrical headstock design on their mandolins. It feels and sounds like it’s been well played over the last 15 years. The tone is big and punchy, with a chop that will easily cut through a bluegrass mix. The thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish really seems to let the instrument breathe, and the light checking adds to its character. All the wear is purely cosmetic with no structural issues to worry about. The radiused fingerboard and easy-playing action make it feel great all the way up the neck. If you’re looking for a solid deal on a lively, well-broken-in bluegrass mandolin, this one’s worth a close look. It comes with a Boulder gig bag.
Specs
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Back sides
Carved Maple Back
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Binding
Ivoroid
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Bracing
Tone Bars
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Bridge
Adjustable Compensated Ebony
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Fingerboard
Ebony
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Finish
Nitrocellulose Lacquer
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Neck material
Maple
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Nut width
1 1/8"
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Scale length
13 7/8"
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Top material
Carved Solid Spruce
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Tuners
Schaller
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Year
2010
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Case type
Gig Bag
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Serial number
5657
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SKU
EASMD605-5657
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UPC
141968
