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OM-800+ Octave Mandolin Natural

Gold Tone

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The Octave Mandolin is tuned one octave lower than a standard mandolin. Octave mandolins are becoming increasingly popular as the main alternative instrument for mandolinists. Redesigned for 2011, the OM-800+ includes a longer 22-1/2” scale (commonly used by private makers in Ireland) and an arched top, which makes it structurally stronger. Another improvement is a compound radiused fingerboard preferred by many for playing speedy licks. Of utmost importance on any octave mandolin is the complicated setup required for low action without buzz. Gold Tone’s luthiers have perfected this procedure.

Includes hardshell case.
Gold Tone OM-800+ Octave Mandolin Natural
Gold Tone OM-800+ Octave Mandolin Natural
Gold Tone OM-800+ Octave Mandolin Natural

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Body
    Top wood: Spruce
    Back and sides: Mahogany
    Finish: Gloss
    Neck
      Neck wood: Mohagany
      Fingerboard: Rosewood
      Scale: 22-1/2"
      Nut width: 1-1/4"
      Frets: 21
      Nut: Bone
      Electronics
      Pickup: Passive Bridge Pickup
      Other
      Plating: Nickel
      Bridge: Adjustable
      Cast brass tailpiece
      Strings: GDAE - 5w-35w-24-16

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      • asked byDennis

        fromCasper, wy

        Who is the manufacturer?

        Who is the manufacturer?

        Open Reply - Gear-Adviser
        I’m sorry, I don’t know.
      • asked byRachel

        fromDana Point, CA

        I purchased this product and it just arrived. It did not arrive with a case at all. It was wrapped in plastic in a cardboard box. In the description it clearly says "Hardshell case included". What the heck?

        I purchased this product and it just arrived. It did not arrive with a case at all. It was wrapped in plastic in a cardboard box. In the description it clearly says "Hardshell case included". What the heck?

        Open Reply - Thomas
        I'm really sorry. The selling store has been contacted and will be in contact.
      • asked byRusty

        fromHilton, NY

        Where/how can I try one of these out ?
I'd want to compare it to an instrument I have, before purchase.
Thanks,
Rusty

        Where/how can I try one of these out ? I'd want to compare it to an instrument I have, before purchase. Thanks, Rusty

        Open Reply - Thomas
        I'm sorry, it is not available locally.