Mandolins

The extended-range GME-5 is like having a mandolin and a mandola in one instru... The extended-range GME-5 is like having a mandolin and a mandola in one instrument. The added low C string allows you to play more complex chord voicings and your solo expeditions can take on more range and complexity. The solid alder body is... more

The extended-range GME-5 is like having a mandolin and a mandola in one instru... The extended-range GME-5 is like having a mandolin and a mandola in one instrument. The added low C string allows you to play more complex chord voicings and your solo expeditions can take on more range and complexity. The solid alder body is... more

Compared to a normal mandolin the MB-850+ mando banjo is louder and has the qu... Compared to a normal mandolin the MB-850+ mando banjo is louder and has the quick response typical of a banjo body. It features an 11� body compared to Gold Tone s original 8�. This dramatically improves volume and bass response. The brass tone... more

The Octave Mandolin is tuned one octave lower than a standard mandolin. Octave... 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... more

Check out the specs on this mandolin; they read like those of a mandolin costi... Check out the specs on this mandolin; they read like those of a mandolin costing much more. Chiefly the fact that it is constructed of all solid wood distinguishes it in its price range. It features a solid spruce top and a maple back and sides. It... more

The embodiment of Bluegrass tradition and craftsmanship! Whether you re just s... The embodiment of Bluegrass tradition and craftsmanship! Whether you re just starting your musical journey or you re a seasoned picker looking for a reliable travel companion the GM-35 delivers unmatched style and performance. With its iconic... more

The Irish Bouzouki (sometimes called a cittern) is a unique form of an octave ... The Irish Bouzouki (sometimes called a cittern) is a unique form of an octave mandolin adopted into and adapted for Irish and other forms of European traditional music from the late 1960s onward. The most common tuning used is GDAD but other tunings... more

The distinctive double-cutaway GME-4 fits the bill for Texas Swing hillbilly j... The distinctive double-cutaway GME-4 fits the bill for Texas Swing hillbilly jazz or even rock n roll. The solid alder body is equipped with a stacked humbucking pickup (for lots of grunt with no feedback) a cast metal bridge with individual string... more

The distinctive double-cutaway GME-4 fits the bill for Texas Swing hillbilly j... The distinctive double-cutaway GME-4 fits the bill for Texas Swing hillbilly jazz or even rock n roll. The solid alder body is equipped with a stacked humbucking pickup (for lots of grunt with no feedback) a cast metal bridge with individual string... more

The Mandola often used in Celtic traditional music is to the mandolin what the... The Mandola often used in Celtic traditional music is to the mandolin what the viola is to the violin. The four double courses of strings are usually tuned in fifths to CGDA a fifth lower than a mandolin but many other tunings may be used. Our... more

The Irish Bouzouki (sometimes called a cittern) is a unique form of an octave ... The Irish Bouzouki (sometimes called a cittern) is a unique form of an octave mandolin adopted into and adapted for Irish and other forms of European traditional music from the late 1960s onward. The most common tuning used is GDAD but other tunings... more

The golden-voiced offspring of a mandola (the mandolin-family equivalent of th... The golden-voiced offspring of a mandola (the mandolin-family equivalent of the viola) and a five-string banjo The Gold Tone Banjola+ is yet another of our banjo variants that are meant to expand the player s tonal vocabulary. Light in weight and... more

The golden-voiced offspring of a mandola (the mandolin-family equivalent of th... The golden-voiced offspring of a mandola (the mandolin-family equivalent of the viola) and a five-string banjo The Gold Tone Banjola+ is yet another of Gold Tone s banjo variants that are meant to expand the player s tonal vocabulary. Light in... more

The Gold Tone EBM Electric Banjo incorporates the classic aesthetic of the F-s... The Gold Tone EBM Electric Banjo incorporates the classic aesthetic of the F-style mandolin in the peghead and body scrolls. Banjos graduated from the front porch a good long while ago but an electric banjo is still a rarity and the Gold Tone banjo... more

Solid body electric 6-string mando-guitar (mandolin guitar) for all styles of ... Solid body electric 6-string mando-guitar (mandolin guitar) for all styles of music. Stacked humbucking pickup quality sealed tuners solid bass wood body tone and volume controls. Includes gig bag. Available as left-handed model. more

The 17-fret IT-250 s short-scale neck uses heavier strings and is tuned to GDA... The 17-fret IT-250 s short-scale neck uses heavier strings and is tuned to GDAE an octave below the mandolin. This setup is in wide use by many traditional Irish musicians because it provides the plunky tone that works so well with the bodhran pipes... more