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Fender Robert Schmidt Mandolin
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Robert Schmidt, mandolin player extraordinaire, of the Irish-American Celtic punk band Flogging Molly has exclusively designed his own Fender Electri...Click To Read More About This Product
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Robert Schmidt, mandolin player extraordinaire, of the Irish-American Celtic punk band Flogging Molly has exclusively designed his own Fender Electric Mandolin. Based on the FM62 E Fender Mandolin from years past, Robert designed this beauty to sound great and to take a beating but make no mistake this mandolin is a beauty to look at with its dark walnut stain spruce top and carved maple back and sides, bronze cast chrome tailpiece, chrome dome-style volume knob, ebony bridge and rosewood fretboard.
- Spruce top with dark walnut stain
- Maple back and sides
- Ebony bridge
- Rosewood fretboard
- Bronze cast chrome tailpiece
- Chrome dome-style volume knob
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Pros
- Good Tone
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Best Uses
- Concerts
Comments about Fender Robert Schmidt Mandolin:
I ordered one of these, and it arrived in good condition, that is, it was in one piece. On the other hand, the factory setup was SO poor that I couldn't get it to be even passable, and I'm pretty good at tweaks. Eventually, I had my guitar tech set it up, and for a small fee, what a difference! If you pay the current price for this, figure on spending a bit more to have the nut redone, etc.
The big surprise: Plugged in, it sounds STELLAR! It is a great stage mando. Just don't expect it to be something you'd enjoy playing on the porch with your pals while enjoying some brats and beer. Acoustically, it is dead as a doornail. But, that pickup just sings when sent through a good preamp and EQ'd properly.
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