Flatiron mandolin. They couldn't beat them, so they bought the company.

Flatiron mandolin. This example comes to us well loved, but in great playing shape. Made just after Gibson accquired Flatiron, so many of the same builders and production techniques were carried over from the pre-Gibson days. When Gibson went to the NAMM show in 1987, Flatirons were the high quality mandolins they were competing with. Gibson bought the Flatiron company in 1987 and began to make both Gibson and Flatiron mandolins as well as acoustic guitars in Bozeman. It sounds as you would expect a handmade X-braced Gibson F-5 to sound, exquisite tone and strong "chop". Contact Montana Lutherie to learn more. Flatirons have developed something of a cult following in the United States. The 2M model utilizes this familiar design with a nice Maple back. This lasted until 1996 when Gibson moved Flatiron mandolin production to Nashville. List of Mandolin Flatiron models with prices, images, and more. They couldn't beat them, so they bought the company. Flatiron F5 Artist Mandolin for sale. Designed after the old Gibson Army Navy model, the thin, flat body type has a robust sound all of its own that delivers excellent chop. . It has a comfortable playing action, with no buzzing, and of course has the adjustable bridge. When Gibson went to the NAMM show in late 1987, these were the high quality mandolins they were competing with. cspw ediy qmkvm yrpcas equcrcn mqxrbnaq tvut siij foyq kpmdt

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