Wildwood Instruments

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  Neil Jolly Added May 11, 2018

  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  I purchased my mandolin from Nick at his Brunswick location in 2011.
  He converted a neck to left hand for me with no fuss and off I went into musical bliss.
  It sounds great and it really suits the Australian/celtic folk music I play.
  The 'dinky di' Australian jarrah timber body makes the sound cut through at noisy pub sessions. The sitka spruce top adds a sustained and sensitive lasting tone.
  The neck made from maple with a jarrah finger board is rock solid and will not warp in the aussie climate. The wider neck is comfortable to play and suits my style of playing, coming from a tenor banjo background.
  I was so impressed that I bought another one in 2013 as a spare to put away because this instrument will become a collectors item in years to come.
  You will not be disappointed if you pick up this instrument and play it.
  I feel proud knowing that this locally made instrument using mainly Australian timbers. It is extremely price competitive compared to the overseas manufacturers that use 'soft' rain forest timbers which will struggle here in our dry climate over time.
  
  Neil Jolly .
  FOLKUS,
  (folk duo Melbourne)

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Wildwood Instruments | Electric Guitar/Bass Making Courses
Wildwood Instruments is a Guitar Making School with a difference. We run 2-day Electric Guitar Making Courses each and every weekend. Luthier, Nick Carpenter will guide you through each step of the instrument construction process in a fully equiped workshop. A concise and affordable introduction into electric guitar building.
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