andrew mowry stringed instruments mandolins
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I build handcrafted mandolin-family instruments and archtop guitars here in an ideal luthiery climate in the high desert country of Bend, Oregon. I consider myself privileged to be in this occupation, and I believe that my enthusiasm is evident in every instrument I build. My instruments have rapidly become known for the highest attention to detail, exceptional playability, and great sound. My mandolins borrow many elements from the famous old instruments, but I'm not bound by tradition and I am one of many builders working to continue to refine the sound and construction of the modern mandolin. Many of my custom orders are from repeat customers, which I believe is an indicator of the quality of my work and their overall experience I currently have a two-point mandolin for sale. Please see detailed info and photos here. My work has been featured in Mandolin Magazine, Mel Bay's Mandolin Sessions, Middlebury Magazine, on JazzMando.com, and in the Bend Bulletin Newspaper. Here's a recent customer review on JazzMando.com. Please be sure to visit Mowry Stringed Instruments on Facebook and become a fan. I regularly post updates there, including photos of work in progress. Download large wallpaper photos of Mowry instruments for your desktop. Click here to listen to sound clips of Mowry instruments played by Josh Pinkham, Bruce Clausen, and Chad Fadely. Please visit Greg Boyd's House of Fine Instruments, Carmel Music, and The Acoustic Music Company (in the UK) for currently available completed mandolins, or contact me with inquiries about custom orders. |
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New 1/12! You can check out my new 16" L5 guitar model (which also can be built as a K5 mandocello) here. I also have a new two-point mandocello model here. |
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