Mandolins

Derived from instruments that go far beyond BC, the mandolin as we know it was developed in the 18^th century. There are a number of varieties, the most common of which are the 8, 10 and 12-string versions. The strings are doubled-up and tuned in unison, typically a perfect 5th apart, which means they’re played as 4, 5 and 6-strings respectively. The two most common designs are the F-Style, which features an ornamental scroll on the body, and the A-Style which has a more uniform pear-shape design.

Commonly found in a number of musical genres including classical, folk and bluegrass music, the mandolin remains an extremely popular instrument! Companies like Epiphone and Gretsch produce a number of varieties to suit every playing style and budget.

Our range is limited, but we're always happy to help find the right instrument for you, so if you have any enquires, please get in touch with us.