erikforgod Says: Tuesday, June 19, 2012 @8:06:24 PM
Thats about U$S 30,000 grand at least sittin right there if its a reasl Loar signature. You know I have heard that not all of the Loar mandolins are really that great sound wise...some yes others no. Bills Loar in particular was a one of a kinder.
robbyboone Says: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 @8:16:23 AM
It's more like 250K and it is real.......I know the man that owns it today. I have played a few Loars in my day, with most of them belonging to the man that owns this one now. This is the best sounding Loar (to my ears) that I have personally played.......it will almost play itself!
Robby
bluegrassboy Says: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 @8:45:39 AM
2nd what robby said, have played that mando several times, the man that has it now said it was the closest to monroes hes ever played, its a killer! btw that photo was taken early- mid 90s
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