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Mandolins
Mandolins have been around since the 18th century, with their beginnings found in Germany and Italy. Popular throughout the centuries for its unique tone, the mandolin design has evolved to be played across many cultures, from traditional folk music to 16th-century classical to American bluegrass music today.
Our range of mandolins covers a variety of models from A and F styles to solid-body electric mandolins. If you are looking for a quality mandolin that delivers in sound and playability, we stock a number of distinguished brands such as Moon, Kentucky, Gold Tone, Rover and more.
For more information or to try our mandolins, contact us today or visit us in-store!
How many strings are on a mandolin?
A standard mandolin has 8 strings. The strings are arranged in 4 courses, with each course containing 2 strings tuned in unison. They are tuned GG, DD, AA, EE.
