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Description

Discover the Eastman Guitars MD315 Wide Neck Mandolin, a masterfully crafted instrument that seamlessly blends traditional aesthetics with modern playability. This F-style mandolin is meticulously carved from solid tonewoods, ensuring not just stunning visuals but also an authentic, resonant sound that's essential for genres like bluegrass. The wide neck design provides ample room for your fingers, allowing for precise fretting and reducing the likelihood of muting adjacent strings, making it a favorite among players with larger hands.

The MD315 features a solid spruce top paired with maple back and sides, delivering a bright and warm tone with a natural percussive "chop" that cuts through ensembles. Its maple neck, shaped in a comfortable Soft V profile, supports a variety of playing styles effortlessly. An ebony fingerboard and bridge add to the instrument’s luxurious feel, while the Truetone satin finish not only enhances its visual appeal but also allows the wood to vibrate freely, enriching the tonal experience.

Whether you're on stage or in the studio, the MD315 Wide Neck promises a performance that's both beautiful and reliable, making it an exceptional choice for musicians seeking quality without compromise.

Key Features:

  • F-style mandolin with F-holes for classic bluegrass-ready tones
  • Solid Adirondack spruce top and solid maple back and sides
  • Maple neck with Soft V profile and ebony fingerboard
  • Wider 1-3/16-inch nut for easier fretting
  • Bone nut and parallel spruce bracing for mature tone
  • Deluxe body binding with a handcrafted Truetone satin finish

Reviews

PROS

  • Hand-carved solid woods provide superior sound quality

  • Classic, crisp Monroe/Loar sound ideal for traditional music

  • Satin antique finish offers a unique and appealing aesthetic

  • Precise intonation and commendable fretwork enhance playability

  • Suitable for both beginners and experienced players

  • Great value for price, feels like a higher-end model

  • Easy to play with adjustable string action and no buzz

  • Comes with a sturdy bag for protection

CONS

  • Factory setup may require adjustments for optimal performance

  • Tuning gears can be hard to turn; may need upgrading

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