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Description
Step into a world where tradition meets innovation with the Rickenbacker "Electro" Electric Mandolin. This unique instrument brings the classic charm of a mandolin into the electrifying realm of modern sound, perfect for musicians looking to explore new sonic landscapes. Known for its distinctive jangle, this electric mandolin offers a sound that is both crisp and full, making it a standout choice for both folk and rock genres.
Crafted with precision, the "Electro" features a sleek body design that allows for comfortable playability without sacrificing aesthetic appeal. Its high-quality pickups ensure excellent sound capture, faithfully translating the bright and resonant tones of the strings into any amplification system. The responsive controls offer dynamic tonal adjustments, providing versatility whether you're on stage or in the studio.
The Rickenbacker "Electro" Electric Mandolin is not just about performance; it’s also a piece of art. Its attention to detail and durable construction make it a reliable companion for any musician.
Key Features:
- High-quality pickups for superior sound capture
- Sleek body design for comfortable playability
- Responsive controls for dynamic tonal adjustments
- Suitable for both folk and rock genres
- Durable construction for long-lasting use
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“pure, rich and deep, with the tinkling of silver bells in it”
spruce top, arched maple back, massive six-pole piece horse-shoe magnet pick-up ... great in the upper mid-range ... from what I can tell, made in 1936
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Mentioned in this January 20, 2016 Reverb.com interview.
What about Mandolins? I assume you have a pretty large collection.
I've got a Flat Iron I've been using since '89; somebody gave me an Ovation; it's a really nice sounding mandolin; a 1936 Electro Mandolin Rickenbacker with a whammy bar. I'm not sure why you're supposed to have a whammy bar on a mandolin!
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