Barnes & Mullins - Wimborne Mandolin

Description

The BM600 is an A-Style mandolin named after Wimborne in the English county of Dorset. It was during the late 19th century that Albert Mullins and S Bowley Barnes first met in the town of Wimborne and formed the friendship upon which the next few decades of performance and business would be founded.

The Barnes & Mullins Wimborne Mandolin is a traditional A-Style, 8 string instrument with a solid Spruce top, Ebony bridge and Maple back and sides. Offering both great sound and looks, this natural finish folk instrument features two ‘F’ sound holes, a Ovangkol fingerboard with mother of pearl dot inlays and an engraved tailpiece.

Features

• Top: Solid Spruce
• Back & Sides: Solid Maple
• Neck: Maple
• Fingerboard: Ovangkol
• Frets: 20
• Bridge: Rosewood
• Hardware: Nickel
• Inlays: Mother of Pearl Dot
• Nut Width: 1 1/8 inch