Concert Mandolin Kiso Suzuki MR-100 1990's
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Founded in 1859 in Nagoya, Japan, by Masakichi Suzuki, the Suzuki company is still active today.
In the 1880s, Masakichi Suzuki began making instruments such as violins, then mandolins, and opened his first store in 1889.
The company then passed under the management of his descendants, who eventually split it into two separate branches after the Second World War.
The Italian influence, particularly that of luthier Calace, is clearly perceptible in the design of Suzuki mandolins.
This MR-100 concert mandolin was manufactured by Kiso Suzuki in the 1990s.
Technical specifications :
- Top: spruce
- Back: 27-rib maple
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fingerboard: Rosewood
- Nut width: 28 mm
- Radius: flat
- Frets: 24 frets
- Fork : 334 mm
- Profile: Neapolitan
- Pickguard : Rosewood
- Country of manufacture: Japan
- Year : 1990's
- Finish : Natural
- Decorations : Table edge fillet / Rosette in fine wood marquetry
- Detailed description : Slight traces of wear and use normal for its age / Gear change / Excellent condition / Delivered without cover
Like all our instruments, this mandolin has been carefully tuned.
The result is great playing comfort.
With a balanced, projective, harmonic sound, good sustain and a beautiful timbre, this mandolin will delight musicians in both playing and listening.
| Listed | 7 months ago |
| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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