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In this particular test Wegan is the winner for me both blind and labeled. The sound it brings forth ......on this mandolin in the hands of this player in this video...... has more body, more oomph, more depth.

Beautifully played,Love the slurs and pull offs,rather than triplets, really makes the tune flow

Dear sir... Your instruction is STELLAR! Found you by accident and will be coming back for more. Where I am coming from: 7 years of Piano and Guitar school and your video answered some questions I've had for those two in addition to Mandolin.

Great to get a Scottish vibe for a change. 🤩👍

The real Tortoise shell is still better

No backing track just old fashioned talent

Had - to - stop - and - listen. Bellissimo!

Don't forget that every chord is made from notes in the scale. To support chord fingering I try to base them on the associated scale so that the same fingers play that note in the scale and the chord.

As a guitar player, I have several and still avoid using a capo My forefinger is my capo. I also avoid full barre chords. I want the option to use different low note sets "on the fly" without the limitations of the capo involved. I'll use chord fingerings (and the scale patterns nearest a chord) to play diads, triads, or accentuate identifying notes of chords in progression. I need to develop the same sense of chord fingering in several positions along the neck of the mandolin.

Thanks

Lovely playing and piece!

While studying medical sonography I was taught that the properties of acoustic generation are defined by the correlation of stiffness and density. Both properties must be taken into account in order to evaluate media.

I am a guitar player who loves the tone of a mandolin. I have tried many but settled on the Jim Dunlop 'Big Stubby" 2.0. It has textured depressions on both sides (which aids in using a lighter grip) and a profile which allows for both easy release and powerful stroke. It doesn't look right but feels great.

Mesmerising. Thanks for sharing 👏👏👏👏👏🙏🏿

Horrible, that is not a reel

Certainly stopped my clocks - such a timeless reverie took me! Thank you all, composer, performer and production team; masterly performances at every level.

Oh wow, this is so beautiful!

I'm reminded once again of the beauty and diversity of the mandolin!

Thank you Sebastiaan - so nice to hear my work played so beautifully and with such subtlety!

Superb indeed!!!

Maestro!! Wonderful playing!

That was brilliantly different... amazing playing!!

I've watched several of his performances! He's amazing!

Soft, gentle, and so beautiful! A VERY welcomed addition to my morning. Thank you so much!

I am more interested in these now that they are made of imide. Also now that they lowered the price to $35. The bluechips are king and the original line of toneslabs (imo) did not offer a better product. And they also came in at a higher price. This is the firat toneslabs product i would consider buying. I dont think they have dethroned bluechip. But at least now they are offering similar performance at the same price. That is good for players.

Mighty fine

Beuitufull puts the Mandolin in another brackets music and intrament and technique!

Gorgeous Tune

Your awesome Mang!! I’m sitting here on a Fishing Boat in AK and learning a legendary tune. Thanks for all of the comprehensible material you put out into the mandolin world.

Great picks, but $20 shipping is a bit steep, so no ToneSlabs for me ☹️. Keep up with the vids as they are great.

The hardest part is keeping the triplet rhythm while changing strings. Coming from guitar I have a habit of economy picking. Slowing down and focusing. I have only been playing about a week, but love this Irish Jig pattern and sound. Must be due to my ancestry.

Any mando in your hands sounds terrific !! ;^ ) thanks for the cool demo.

Definitely the blue chip for me!

I know everybody likes the Prelude from number one, but I think this one is a more interesting piece. Of course you can't compare, but that's just what I think.

Thank you ! Excellent teacher.

Thank you for the explanation and the demonstrations. I'm a long time guitar player learning to love all things tenor, and those who master the triplets really bring an authenticity to the music. I'm gonna work on them. Thanks again.

Somebody better call the pound, we got a dog on the loose!

You owned this tune!

A truly wonderful video. I am 6 minutes into this lesson and have learned more about reading music than I learned all through my school years.

That’s beautiful! Thanks!

Great job. Takes me back home. If only for a moment. Thanks for sharing this. Sincerely. Much love from Indiana and stay hydrated fam ❤️ 💜 💙

David, where have you heard it played with that flat 7? Interesting

Man that was beautiful. Reminds me of growing up and running around while my mom had the Pizza Tapes playing throughout the house

Great playing! A wonderful display of using different subdivisions. Seamless!

I love the mandolin.

A $3.00 pick and PRACTICE makes the most difference...

Unreal

Whaww !! That's beautiful !! I will check your album for sure !! Greetings from France !

What is the song played at 4:25? It sounds a lot like "Two Hornpipes (Tortuga)" From the Pirates of the Caribbean 2 soundtrack, which I've been trying to figure out how to play on my mandolin.

My uncle recently gave me his 100 year old Mandolin on my Birthday. In his home it was for display, but I really wanna learn it! I got nee strings, but because the Mandolin is so old the Bridge is slowly breaking. I probably won’t be able to play it very well as its differently tuned, but I’m still gonna try and learn the basics❤️🫶🏻