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From: ksalanpang
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  • Hi. Nice picking -- where did you get you version of Glise de Sherbrooke? Check out how different mine is!

  • yes, i watched your version. Sounded more like bluegrass which i'm unable to do so yet. I'm hoping to play some serious bluegrass tunes. This version came from steve kaufman. I added those choral arrangement myself. Mine sounded better compare to steve's original one. Thanks for checking out :P

  • Thanks I will check out the Kaufman one as well. I think your mandolin playing is quite good actually -- you would have no trouble playing bluegrass. That is a nice little mandolin you have there too -- nice sustain. Is it one of the new Red Lines from Tennessee?

  • it's the most underrated formerly known as mid-mo (now called Big Muddy mandolin. I've to say it feels different with the thicker frets (same scale), the instrument sounds dry with itself (my model is m-3, walnut back and side).

  • Also I strung this mandolin with GHS phosphor bronze, even drier. I don't know much about strings and stuff yet. But I could tell you DR and D'Addario strings sound sweeter, with brighter bell sound. I strung my Eastman 605 with a set of GHS. I could tell it sound TOTALLY different already. DR strings last longer than D'Addario under my own observation. :)

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