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Best Sellers in Folk Instruments - Mandolins

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    Eastman MD315 F-Style Mandolin

    53 available from $779.99
    Finding as beautiful a mandolin as the Eastman MD315 F-Style is a tall order. Hand-crafted according to “Old World” specifications, and adorned with a classical finish, MD315 is as gorgeous as its sound.
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    Eastman MD305 A-Style Mandolin

    46 available from $459
    The Eastman MD305 A-Style Mandolin is an elegant option for beginner and veteran mandolin players alike. With a solid spruce top on solid maple back and sides, the MD305 delivers timeless mandolin tone with a player-friendly price point. Pairing its classic A-style body shape with a vintage tinged satin finish, the MD305 looks almost as appealing as it sounds.
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    The Loar LM-310F Honey Creek F-Style Mandolin

    25 available from $379.99
    Crafted with premium features like a hand-carved spruce top and thin V profile neck, the Loar LM-310F-BRB Honey Creek F-Style Mandolin offers signature old-world sound from the first strum. Get easy access to the upper frets thanks to the removal of the fretboard extension and play without fear of losing your tuning thanks to Grover tuners
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    Eastman MD515 F-Style Mandolin

    19 available from $999.95
    Eastman’s MD515 F-Style Mandolin is, like its MD315 sibling, a study in beauty. Likewise being hand-built according to “Old World” methods, the crafstmanship results in stunning tonal quality and playability.
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    Gold Tone F-6 Manditar

    30 available from $349
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    Epiphone MM-30S A-Style Mandolin

    11 available from $188
    The Epiphone MM-30S A-Style Mandolin brings old-world sound and construction to the everyman with premium components and a price tag that won't break the bank. Incorporating a flat back that deviated from the traditional bowl-shape of previous mandolins, the MM-30S sports a solid spruce top and mahogany back/sides (a classic pairing) for robust tone without losing the articulation in every note. Perfect for beginners, the reasonable price also makes it a great option for a model to keep around the house to strum.
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    Eastman MD515-CS F-Style Mandolin

    8 available from $1,499
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    Epiphone MM-50E Professional Mandolin

    2 available from $499.99
    The Epiphone MM-50E Professional Mandolin brings together the allure of traditional craftsmanship and modern appointments by pairing a traditional flame maple back/sides and a solid spruce top with a Quad NanoMag pickup sporting Samarium cobalt magnets powered by a lithium preamp. Built for modern playing with a nod to rustic heritage, the MM-50E is a formidable choice for the touring mandolinist.
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    Epiphone Inspired By Gibson Mandobird

    11 available from $379.99
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    Gretsch G9320 New Yorker Deluxe Mandolin

    One available for $21.99
    The Gretsch G9320 New Yorker Deluxe Mandolin resurrects one of the company's classic models of the '50s in a package built for the modern mandolinist. Fashioned in the traditional bowl-like form for deep response, the spruce top and mahogany sides/back are a time-honored combination that project with clarity and balance. Finished with reliable components including Grover Sta-Tite tuners and nickel hardware, the G9320 brings the best of the old and new into one mandolin.
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    Fender FM52E Acoustic-Electric Mandolin

    One available for $219.99
    The Fender FM52E acoustic-electric mandolin puts forth a lively, full-bodied tone thanks to its full-range pickup that'll have you heard easily over the rest of the band. The spruce top and rosewood fingerboard ensure a nice bright sound and great playability, giving this entry-level mando a sound that's equally as impressive as its fit and finish.
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    Gold Tone GM-35 F-Style Mandolin

    31 available from $399.99
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    Ibanez M510DVS A-Style Mandolin

    3 available from $199.99
    Bringing together features like a select solid spruce top with accompanying mahogany sides and back, chrome hardware, and a rosewood fretboard and bridge, the Ibanez M510DVS A-Style Mandolin packs in professional features in a beginner-friendly package. Available in both solid and laminate tops, this is an ideal model for having around the house to strum out a ditty at your leisure.
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    Ibanez M510E Spruce / Sapele A-Style Mandolin with Electronics

    31 available from $206.99
    • Updated for 2019
    • Rosewood bridge and fretboard with flat radius
    • Single coil magnetic pickup
    • 350mm / 13.7"" scale
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    Godin A8 Electric Mandolin

    One available for $1,299
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    Seagull S8 Mandolin

    One available for $450
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    The Loar LM-600 Professional F-Style Mandolin

    7 available from $921.51
    The Loar LM-600 F-style mandolin boasts professional-grade sound and features at a wholly affordable price. Crafted and carved from solid spruce and maple with an ebony fretboard, the LM-600 is sonically comparable to the most prized vintage mandolins from the 1920s with a crystal-clear, full tone. A comfortable, rounded V-profile neck and larger frets allow for playing with less force on the strings and more speed. Premium tuners, adjustable trussrod and bridge, and a lifetime warranty will have the LM-600 in top shape for touring and recording musicians for decades to come.
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    Eastman MD615-SB F-Style Mandolin

    11 available from $1,450
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    Washburn M1K A-Style Mandolin

    8 available from $200
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    The Loar LM-520 Performer F-Style Mandolin

    10 available from $556
    The Loar LM-520-VS mandolin is a study in elegant, minimalistic design. A hand-carved F-style (Florentine) mandolin, it’s a high-quality and great-sounding instrument at an affordable price. What makes the Loar LM-520-VS an attractive budget mandolin is a lack of gold hardware and inlays. But if it sounds great, most players won't miss the ornamentation.
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    Gold Tone GM-70+ F-Style Mandolin

    42 available from $615
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    The Loar LM-700 Supreme F-Style Mandolin

    2 available from $825
    The Loar LM-700 is a professional-grade, expertly crafted F-style mandolin carved from premium spruce and maple. The sound is warm and clear with enormous projection, endless sustain and superior dynamics. The LM-700's bone nut and adjustable truss rod and bridge will keep this beautiful mandolin in great playing shape for touring and recording mandolinists who need a serious, reliable instrument.
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    Martin Vintage A Style Mandolin

    8 available from $1,095
    The Martin Vintage A Style Mandolin represents an archetype of craftsmanship in the golden era of folk instruments. Full, round, and robust, the A-style body allows you to project while retaining a sedate distinction in every note. Constructed with a flatback design as opposed to the traditional bowl for a more nuanced character and classic appointments like an oval soundhole and rosewood sides/back, this is a crown jewel in any patron's collection.
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    Fender Paramount PM-180E Mandolin

    15 available from $299
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    Eastman MD815V Mandolin

    9 available from $2,249.99
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    Kentucky KM-140 Standard A-Style Mandolin

    11 available from $300
    The Kentucky KM-140 Standard A-Model Mandolin is a timeless instrument, capturing the big, plucky sounds of the hills and presenting it in a modern package for today's players. Full and round in profile thanks to the A-style construction, The KM-140 employs maple in the sides and back along with a solid spruce top for projection without sacrificing clarity. An attractive option to professional mando players, the KM-140 Standard is an ideal avenue for any fan of folk.
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    Ibanez M522S-BS F-Style Mandolin

    One available for $349.99
    Looking for the sweet spot between stage-ready craftsmanship and an attainable price point? Look no further than the Ibanez M522S-BS F-Style Mandolin. Boasting a slew of features like an f-style body comprised of flamed maple sides and back with a solid spruce top, a maple set neck, and an adjustable floating rosewood bridge, this model is perfect for campfire jams or barn-stomper gigs.
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    Michael Kelly Legacy Elegante Amber Burst

    2 available from $339
    The Michael Kelly Legacy Elegante features a hand-carved spruce top, with solid flame maple comprising its F-style body. Its solid tailpiece and increased mass upgrades tone and eliminates any rattle. With radiused fretboards and flame maple binding, the Legacy Elegante boasts both style and fantastic tone.
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    Eastwood Mandocaster Electric Mandolin

    3 available from $475
    The Eastwood Mandocaster is one of the best-selling electric mandolins in the world, and with good reason. With a classic vintage body shape and comfortable maple neck, the Mandocaster is immensely fun to play, with a range of sounds thanks to two single coil pickups that are clear as a bell and free from noise. Perfect for any mandolinist looking to break into effects pedals or being heard over a rock band, or guitar players looking for a different texture in their arrangements and recordings.
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    Eastman MD304 A-Style Oval Hole Mandolin

    10 available from $664.59
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    Airline H35 Batwing Mandolin

    2 available from $549
  • 36

    Fender FM-100 Mandolin Pack

    One available for $199.99
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    Gold Tone F-12 12-String Manditar

    2 available from $713.99
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    Epiphone Mandobird 8-String 2011

    3 available from $375
    The Epiphone Mandobird is an electric 8-string mandolin built in the shape of a Firebird. 
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    Eastman MD505 A-Style Mandolin

    16 available from $795
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    Gibson F-5G 1995

    One available for $9,999
    Gibson F-style Mandolins stand as some of the most important and iconic Mandolins ever made. While those made after World War II are not nearly as highly regarded as those made in the '20s and '30s, higher-end Gibsons like the F-5G are still very sought-after instruments. Given contemporary demand for Mandolins, these instruments are typically built in very limited production runs. 

    Years of Production: 1993 - present 

    Wood Composition: Maple body, Mahogany neck, Rosewood fingerboard

    Design Elements: Single-bound top, unbound fingerboard, pointed body, f-holes
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    Gold Tone MandoCello

    6 available from $975
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    Rogue RM-100A A-Style Sunburst

    3 available from $79.99
    With a bright tone and low price tag, the Rogue RM-100A A-Style mandolin is great for beginners. It has an easy-to-play neck and an adjustable rosewood bridge, making it perfect for new players who want to try bluegrass or any other style of music for mandolin. 
  • 45

    Ibanez M522SBS Sitka Spruce / Flamed Maple Engraved F-Style Mandolin

    14 available from $299.99
    • Updated for 2019
    • Rosewood bridge and fretboard with flat radius
    • 350mm / 13.7"" scale
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    Fender Mando-Strat

    3 available from $879
    Fender helped pioneer the solid body electric mandolin back in the '50s and '60s with a four string model. This modern reissue takes all the features of the original and provides modern precision, reliability and affordability. Fender also produces an 8-string version, known as the Mando-Strat 8.

    The Fender Mando-Strat uses a gloss urethane finish over a 13.78" scale length Alder body. 

    Years of Production: ca. 2013 - present
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    Gibson A-3 Mandolin 1919

    13 available from $1,299.99
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    Gold Tone GME-4 Electric Mandolin

    15 available from $518.49
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    Gold Tone GM-50 A-Style Mandolin

    13 available from $350
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    Ibanez M510 Spruce / Sapele A-Style Mandolin

    28 available from $150
    • Updated for 2019
    • Rosewood bridge and fretboard with flat radius
    • Chrome hardware
    • 350mm / 13.7"" scale
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    Gold Tone GM-110 Rigel Mandolin

    One available for $825
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    Gibson EM-150 Mandolin

    5 available from $1,999.99
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    Fender Mandocaster 1956

    2 available from $4,900
    The Fender Mandolin, informally known as the Mandocaster, debuted in 1956 with the idea of taking the same acoustic-to-electric innovations Leo Fender had pioneered with the bass and guitar to mandolin. The model never fully took off, partly due to a lack of four true courses of double strings. It had only four single strings. 

    This model was available in blond until 1958.

    Years of Production: 1956 - 1976
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    Eastwood Warren Ellis Mandocello

    One available for $849
    Expanding on the success of their Warren Ellis tenor guitar series, Eastwood has released a line of solid-body electric mandocellos. With eight strings tuned Cc-Gg-dd-aa (in octaves for the C and G courses and doubled notes for the D and A courses), the Warren Ellis mandocello is a load of fun for any musician to expand their tonal capabilities.
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    Eastwood Warren Ellis Mandostang

    One available for $549
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    Ibanez M522SDVS Sitka Spruce / Flamed Maple F-Style Mandolin

    24 available from $307.99
    • Updated for 2019
    • Rosewood bridge and fretboard with flat radius
    • 350mm / 13.7"" scale
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    Gibson A-50 Mandolin 1948

    5 available from $899.99
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    Eastman MD504 A-Style Mandolin

    2 available from $903.04
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    Ibanez M700SAVS Sapele F-Style Mandolin

    18 available from $542.89
    • Updated for 2019
    • Rosewood fretboard
    • Rosewood Pickguard
    • Mahogany Bowl
    • Gold open-gear tuners
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    Airline Mandola

    One available for $599
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    Gibson Lloyd Loar F-5 Mandolin 1923

    One available for $175,500
    The 1920s era Lloyd Loar Gibson F-5 Mandolins are some of the most valuable 20th century mandolins in existence. The actual value of each individual specimen varies greatly depends on the specific tone, date of production and appointments such as side binding and virzi. 

    Intonation is notoriously inaccurate if left in original condition. Most specimens require significant work to become playable in a modern context, but produce a robust range of tones. 

    Years of Production: 1922 - 1943, 1949 - 1980

    Notable Players: Chris Thile, John Paul Jones, Mike Marshall
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    Fender Mandocaster Sunburst 1966

    One available for $4,900
    Officially known as the Fender Mandolin and informally as the Mandocaster, this model never fully took off as an electric mandolin. Instead of four courses of strings, it had four single strings. 

    Years of Production: 1956  - 1976
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    Kentucky KM-1500 Master F-Style Mandolin

    One available for $3,450
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    Gibson A-00 1933

    One available for $3,200
    The A-00 was an A-shaped mandolin produced in the '30s and early '40s. It featured a carved, bound top and dot inlays. The A-00 used an oval sound-hole as opposed to the F-holes found on Gibson's more famous Mandolins from this era.

    Years of Production: 
    1933 - 1943

    Body Style: 
    A-shaped
  • 82

    Ibanez M700S-AVS F-Style Mandolin

    3 available from $599.99
    The Ibanez M700S-AVS F-Style Mandolin combines a classic folk instrument design with modern construction and appointments for a model made for today's players. Crafted with solid flamed maple on the sides and back with a solid spruce top and f-holes, the rich, lustrous character of the maple/spruce pairing articulate every note whether you're strumming or plucking. Finished in a high gloss with a vintage sunburst stain, this is an ideal avenue for professional players and enthusiasts alike.
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    Gibson Style A-4 Mandolin 1923

    2 available from $2,000
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    Gibson Style A Mandolin Natural

    5 available from $999
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    Ibanez M510OVS Spruce / Sapele Open Pore A-Style Mandolin

    9 available from $183.99
    • Updated for 2019
    • Rosewood bridge and fretboard with flat radius
    • Chrome hardware
    • 350mm / 13.7"" scale
  • 86

    Eastman MD415-GD F-Style Mandolin

    One available for $850
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    Eastman MD805/V A-Style Mandolin

    4 available from $1,659
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    Ibanez M510EDVS A-Style Acoustic-Electric Mandolin

    One available for $229.99
    A model with a teardrop-style body, magnetic neck pickup, and attainable price point? Done, done, and done. The Ibanez M510EDVS A-Style Acoustic-Electric Mandolin allows you to strum traditional six-string ditties or kick in the pickup volume and tone controls for filling out the sound at a show. Throw in a solid spruce top and mahogany backs and sides and you've got a little behemoth on your hands.
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    J. Reynolds JRMAN10 A-Style Mandolin

    One available for $132.59
  • 92

    Eastman MD504 A-Style Mandolin

    2 available from $1,199
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    Airline Mandola Left-Handed

    One available for $599
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    Gibson F-5G 2003

    One available for $4,795
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    Gibson Style A Mandolin 1915

    4 available from $1,250
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    Ibanez M510OVS A-Style Mandolin

    4 available from $155
    The Ibanez M510OVS A-Style Mandolin combines high-end construction and appointments with a price point that professionals and enthusiasts can both get behind. Constructed with open-pore mahogany through the back, sides, and neck with a spruce top, the rich midrange is bolstered by an X bracing pattern for consistent response. Finished with a polyurethane high gloss and antique vintage sunburst stain, this is ideal for the stage or the porch.
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    Oscar Schmidt OM10-TS A-Style F-Hole Mandolin

    5 available from $197.71
    The Oscar Schmidt OM10 is an A-style mandolin with F-holes for a classic mandolin tone. Its handcrafted quality and gloss finish make it an attractive choice for beginner mandolinists. The OM10 has a spruce top, mahogany sides & back, and a rosewood fingerboard & bridge.

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