​Kentucky KM-656 8 String Transparent Brown Mandolin Shipped from Japan

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​Kentucky KM-656 8 String Transparent Brown Mandolin Shipped from Japan
​Kentucky KM-656 8 String Transparent Brown Mandolin Shipped from Japan
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Kentucky KM-656 8 String Transparent Brown Mandolin Shipped from Japan
The Kentucky mandolin was born when young Richard Kelsen, a banjo instructor at a musical instrument store in San Francisco, California, decided in the 1970s to make a good, affordable mandolin for a young blue glasser.
The KM-656 is an F model mandolin recommended for young pickers who are just starting out with bluegrass mandolins.
The body made by carving like a violin produces a powerful sound.
You can enjoy well-balanced sounds such as lead playing and rhythm playing.
It has a trans brown color.
Unused. Mint condition.
Hard to see hairlines or scratches.
SPECS:
Top Material: Solid German Spruce
Back & Side Material: Solid Alpine Maple
Neck Material: One-piece Solid Alpine Maple
Fingerboard: Tonewood
Headstock Inlay: MOP Logo Script
Finish: Transparent Brown High Gloss
Machinehead: Standard 4-On -A-Plate / Removable Grained Ivoroid Buttons
Please inspect pictures for condition reference.
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Import taxes are responsibility of buyers.
CAUTION : User instructions are mostly written in Japanese. For electronic products the voltage is usually 100~110V (+/- 10%) no problem for USA or Canada. Now, for countries with 220~240V please use a step down transformer.