Recording King RAM-3-BK Dirty 30s A-Style Mandolin
$ 229.99
Recording King’s Dirty 30s A-style mandolin with a solid spruce top and maple back and sides, built for classic old-time chop in a bold satin black finish.
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At a Glance
- Body Type
- A-Style Mandolin
- Top Material
- Solid Spruce
- Back & Side Material
- Maple
- Bracing
- Tone Bar (Sitka Spruce)
- Neck Material
- Maple
- Neck Profile
- Thin "C"
- Neck Joint
- Dovetail
- Fretboard Material
- Revebond
- Scale Length
- 13.7"
- Number of Frets
- 20
- Nut Width
- 1-1/8"
- Bridge
- Compensated Adjustable Ebony
- Tuning Machines
- Open-Gear with Ivory Buttons
- Binding
- Ivory Body Binding
- Finish
- Satin Black
The Recording King RAM-3-BK Dirty 30s delivers the classic old-time sound troubadours and multi-instrumentalists look for without the price tag of a vintage instrument. Its solid spruce top provides the traditional mandolin “chop” and projection needed for ensemble playing, while maple back and sides balance brightness with woody warmth.
The maple neck carries a thin “C” profile on a dovetail joint, with a Revebond fretboard, compensated adjustable ebony bridge and open-gear tuners with ivory buttons. Ivory body binding and an authentic mini-Recording King Jubilee peghead inlay finish the look, all wrapped in a bold satin black finish.
- Solid spruce top
- Maple back and sides
- Maple neck, thin “C” profile, dovetail joint
- Revebond fretboard, 13.7″ scale
- Compensated adjustable ebony bridge
- Open-gear tuners with ivory buttons
- Satin black finish, ivory body binding
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