Loar F-Style Mandolin, All Solid, Matte Sunburst LM-590-MS
The LM-590-MS delivers hand-carved tone with clean looks and premium build quality. We use solid spruce for the top and solid maple for the back and sides, carved and graduated for a bright, powerful voice. The V-profile maple neck and padauk fingerboard offer smooth playability, while the ebony bridge ensures reliable setup and resonance. The open-gear tuners and ivoroid binding add classic touches, but the minimal fretboard inlays and matte sunburst finish give the 590 a modern, stripped-back edge. Whether on stage or at a jam, it’s a responsive, great-sounding F-style for serious pickers.
Solid carved spruce top and maple back/sides
Matte sunburst finish with minimal inlays
Ebony bridge and padauk fingerboard
Maple neck with V-profile for smooth playability
Open-gear tuners and ivoroid binding
Bright, clean voice with strong projection
The LM-590-MS delivers hand-carved tone with clean looks and premium build quality. We use solid spruce for the top and solid maple for the back and sides, carved and graduated for a bright, powerful voice. The V-profile maple neck and padauk fingerboard offer smooth playability, while the ebony bridge ensures reliable setup and resonance. The open-gear tuners and ivoroid binding add classic touches, but the minimal fretboard inlays and matte sunburst finish give the 590 a modern, stripped-back edge. Whether on stage or at a jam, it’s a responsive, great-sounding F-style for serious pickers.
Solid carved spruce top and maple back/sides
Matte sunburst finish with minimal inlays
Ebony bridge and padauk fingerboard
Maple neck with V-profile for smooth playability
Open-gear tuners and ivoroid binding
Bright, clean voice with strong projection
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