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Weber Yellowstone Octave Mandolin | |
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Weber Fern Octave Mandolin | |
 Picture source: Musician's Friend | "Weber's most traditional F style mandolin. It has their unique abalone fern peghead design and a matching abalone-in-ebony truss-rod cover. The fingerboard has an 10 inch radius, 6.5mm mother-of-pearl dots, ivory binding, and a double cutaway fingerboard extension. The body has a spruce top carved from either Sitka, Engelmann, or red spruce with tone bar bracing. The back is carved from curly maple. A one-piece back is available on request. Full body binding frames a gorgeous sunburst finish. Available with or without pickguard."
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Weber Sage #2 Octave Mandolin | |
 Picture source: Musician's Friend |
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Weber Bitterroot Octave Mandolin | |
 Picture source: Musician's Friend |
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Weber Gallatin Octave Mandolin | |
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Weber Hyalite Octave Mandolin | |
 Picture source: Musician's Friend | "A gorgeous hand-rubbed finish, precision carved natural spruce top, graceful twin F-holes, and rich ebony fretboard with small diamond inlays deliver fetching looks and stellar tone. Features curly maple back, rim and neck; logo and knot inlaid on the ebony peghead veneer; an adjustable ebony bridge; and engraved Schaller tuners with pearloid buttons."
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Weber Sage #1 Octave Mandolin | |
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Trinity College Octave mandolin | |
 Picture source: Music123 | One of the generic brand Korean-made "Irish" octave mandolas sold under a wide variety of brand names. It's a decent beginner/intermediate instrument made from solid wood (no plywood here!) and with a short and slim neck that makes it very easy to play. |
Gold Tone Octave Mandolin | |
 Picture source: Music123 | Irish style octave mandolin (octave mandola). The Gold Tone OM-800 features a solid spruce top, curly maple back and sides, bone nut and saddle, 20 1/4" scale, and dot inlay. Its design and spesifications are similar to "the generic brand Korean-made 'Irish' octave mandola" although it's supposedly assembled in the USA from parts imported from Asia I don't know much about Gold Tone's mandos, but their banjos are very decent instruments for the price. Production quality might vary a lot, but the factory's always quick to repair or replace any less successful instruments. Some banjoists complain about the Gold Tones having too light an action, but for a less experienced players that's often an advantage, and it's easy to change anyway. |
Michael Kelly Legacy octave mandolin | |
 Picture source: Music123 | "The Michael Kelly Legacy Octave gives mandolin players that deeper Octave mandolin tone and in an f-style. The Legacy Octave has a 22" scale length, all solid wood body and dovetail neck joint." |
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