They cost several hundred dollars less than ANYBODY'S F-model, which everybody wants because of the shape. The Kentuckys are Oriental made, with the M-675 being real popular, although the more expensive 1000 Model is a better mandolin.īut if you really want a bargain, find an old Gibson "A" model. Gibson or custom made mando costing many thousands of hard earned dollars.(in my experience)And hey,if your gonna spend that kind of money,might as well buy the steel of your dreams!Good luck with your mando purchase,a truly fun inst. Mandolin cafe is a great place to check out The newer ones are made in mainland ChinaĪnd are of "questionable" quality or a least the first ones were.The top of the line ones arent too bad.Though you can probubly do better for your money IMHO. If you have specific model information, go over to and ask for comments. The older ones were made in Japan instead of Taiwan or Korea, and some of those older ones are reputed to be better as well. Others are laminated junk with a thick, shiny finish. Kentucky makes a broad range of models, and the high end ones (solid wood instead of laminate, F-style) are pretty decent. Zum D10, NV400, POD, G&L Guitars, etc, etc. I think it was one of the cheaper models, I don't know if they do better stuff or not. Thanks ahead of time for any input you can provide. Feel free to e-mail me if you'd rather do that. Has anyone had any experience with this brand of mandolin? I've heard they were of decent quality, but I'd like to get some more detailed personal opinions, if possible. Since this doesn't have anything to do with Janet Jackson, it probably won't get many responses, but:
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