Mandolins

Sweet serenades. Mandolins are in a league of their own when it comes to creating beautiful folk and country tunes.

Sweet serenades. Mandolins are in a league of their own when it comes to creating beautiful folk and country tunes.

Part of the lute family, they usually have eight strings tuned an octave apart in pairs, creating a magical, ethereal tone. There are two main types of mandolin: A-Style, commonly used in folk and Celtic music, and F-Style, which are more typical of bluegrass music. We have a large selection to explore and all come with our 3-year warranty as standard.

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Epiphone MM-30S A-Style Mandolin Antique Sunburst

Epiphone MM-30S A-Style Mandolin Antique Sunburst
Excellent articulation stems from a spruce top
5 415 Kč
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Epiphone Mandobird, Vintage Sunburst

Epiphone Mandobird, Vintage Sunburst
Reverse Firebird™-inspired body ensures standout stage presence
10 196 Kč
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Epiphone F-5 Studio Inspired by Gibson, Vintage Sunburst Satin

Epiphone F-5 Studio Inspired by Gibson, Vintage Sunburst Satin
All-solid wood construction for superior resonance and tone
16 463 Kč
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Epiphone F-5 Studio Inspired by Gibson, Wine Red Satin

Epiphone F-5 Studio Inspired by Gibson, Wine Red Satin
All-solid wood construction for superior resonance and tone
16 565 Kč
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Epiphone F-5G Inspired by Gibson, Cremona Sunburst

Epiphone F-5G Inspired by Gibson, Cremona Sunburst
Exceptional all solid wood construction ensures a resonant and balanced tone
42 225 Kč
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About Mandolins

The Mandolin evolved from the lute in Italy during the 17th and 18th century. Before this though, single stringer instruments have been seen in cave paintings and murals and this is generally agreed to be where stringed instruments such as the Mandolin originate from.

In more modern times the Mandolin has appeared on a number of popular songs including Mike Oldfield's 'Tubular Bells' and 'Maggie May' by Rod Stewart and is also popular with Led Zeppelin bassist, John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page and Pete Townshend of The Who.