These brand new Gold Tone GM-50+ A Style Mandolin with full factory warranties can be seen in our Rapid City, SD showroom.

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This solid-top A-style mandolin evokes the hugely popular instruments played by thousands of mandolin enthusiasts in clubs and orchestras during the early twentieth century. The sunburst finish on its curly maple back, sides and neck and on the carved solid spruce top is a tribute to those historic mandolins from the Midwestern US, while the installed transducer pickup prepares it for the demands of a modern musician. The fretboard is bound with white celluloid and the period-correct bridge is adjustable for height. Gold Tone's expert shop setup guarantees that each GM-50+ has excellent tone and playability. Available as left-handed model.

SPECS

Headstock:
  • Buttons - Metal
  • Nut Width - 1-1/8" Bone
  • Tuners - 4 Inline Deluxe
  • Zero Glide Installed - 1
Neck: 
  • Fingerboard - Ebony
  • Frets - 20
  • Inlay - Dot
  • Material - Maple
  • Truss Rod - Two-Way Adjustable
Body:
  • Back & Sides - Curly Maple
  • Binding - White Celluloid
  • Bridge - Adjustable Select Wood
  • Finish - High Gloss Tobacco Sunburst
  • Hardware - Chrome Plated
  • Tailpiece - Cast
  • Top - Solid Spruce
Dimensions:
  • Scale Length - 13-3/4"
  • Weight - 2.4 lbs.
Other: 
  • Bag - Included
  • Case - HDMA (Optional)
  • Pickups - Chop Saddle Pickup
  • String Gauge - .011 .016 .026w .040w (Doubled)
  • Tuning - GDAE

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