Petersen Octave Mandolin, Spruce top (Adirondack), with beautiful birdseye maple back and sides, and spalted maple headstock and rosette. It’s an Octave Mandolin made in 1999 by the great midwestern luthier William A. Petersen back in ’99 while at the Dublin, OH Irish Festival, where he had a tent set up to showcase and sell his instruments. For Irish music, folk music and such a great unique sound. This is a high-quality, hand-built flat-top/flat-back octave mandolin with great tone, playability, and craftsmanship—perfect for traditional, Celtic, and folk music. Petersen Octave Mandolin with L. This is a handmade octave mandolin by W. To hear it in action go to my other clip - Seldom Seen Road - Petersen Octave Mando - B MacLean …more Nov 21, 2007 · I am currently octave mandolin shopping, and there are two brands that I have my eyes on, Petersen and Musikalia. Great sound and exquisite appearance. WOW This is a beautiful instrument. Bidding on most items starts at $1.   Offering a 2001 W. I bought this directly from Mr. Please call us if you are looking to sell instruments by Martin, Gibson, Fender, Epiphone, Vega, Gretsch, National, Fairbanks. Cosmetically it is in excellent condition with no major flaws but a few little scratches or smudges (see photos for general condition or ask for closer detailed shots). I am the original owner of this W. Top is Adirondack Oct 26, 2009 · This is a Petersen Level III Octave Mandolin. This Bill Petersen 2006 Level 2 Octave Mandolin (could be strung as a bouzouki) has been well cared for and not much played, with only light pick traces below the soundhole. A Petersen Level Three Octave MandolinMade in 2013Beautiful instrument in mint/near mint condition. Petersen. Here we have a like-new Peterson Octave Mandolin built by the late Bill Peterson. 4 days ago · An added advantage to this guitar-like design is the playability, as unlike most octave mandolins this one sits comfortably in your lap without the neck-heavy imbalance that plagues most mandolin-shaped octave mandos. The internal sticker, though obscured by the pickup system reads: SN#82, 7/1/99, Level 2. Petersen Level 1 Octave Mandolin in excellent condition. A Beginners Look at Strings Steel String Guitar Extracting Tight Bridge Pins Slotted Headstocks Restringing an Archtop Restring Classical Guitar Restring Your Mandolin Banjo Restringing Make Your Own Loop End Strings Jul 1, 2013 · This is a brief review of a Petersen Level 3 Octave Mandolin. It has rich, loud tone with good bass response and is even across the strings. This octave is a Level 4 custom build, which is the top-tier of the Petersen Octave Mandolin line. All we really know about Petersen is that he ran a small shop in the mid 2000s, building bouzoukis, octave mandolins, and parlor guitars. Bill unfortunately passed away about 10 years ago, making these superb instruments well sought after and very hard to find. The 22 inch scale also makes this an easier transition to mandolin tuning for guitar players (but an octave lower of course). It's beautiful! This piece has been tested and is fully functional. A. It's been played lightly over the last 24 years, and only played outside of my home setting a handful of times (less than 10 total). The song is the Balkan Dance re-mix hit"Bucovina". Serial # 252. Our focus is still used and vintage instruments and we are actively buying any good quality guitars, banjos, mandolins and ukuleles by major American makers. This is a handmade octave mandolin by W. Petersen Level One Octave Mandolin from 2000. I purchased it new from Elderly Instruments. Very minimal fret wear. Scale length 22. R. NOTE : I'm going to take more photos because these close ups make the instrument look Jan 24, 2022 · Bid on W. 5 inches. W. Koa bound Body22 inch scale lengthMahogany Nec Gorgeous, highly resonant Mint Condition Octave Mandolin Hand-built on February 20, 2012 by American Luthier Bill Peterson, Serial Number 382 in plush gray original TKL case. Petersen of Council Bluffs, Iowa. Frets are perfect with little to no wearCedar topstriking quilted maple back with herringbone trim. Hand made, mint condition, great neck, sounds fantastic. All we really know about Petersen is that he ran a small shop in the mid 2000’s, building bouzoukis, octave mandolins, and parlor guitars. High end TLK Hard shell case. Baggs Pickup, Case, Strap, 2004 online at Everything But The House. oh, 33ll2ge, ubyei, mj, uekfa, tglx2h2z, exx0zf, lptnx, 2ax, zndz,
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