The Loar LM-110-BRB Honey Creek A-Style Mandolin
$ 399.99
The Loar Honey Creek A-style mandolin with a hand-carved solid spruce top and maple back and sides, built for authentic 1920s chop in a clean, unadorned package.
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At a Glance
- Body Type
- A-Style
- Top Material
- Hand-Carved Solid Spruce
- Back & Side Material
- Maple
- Bracing
- X Brace
- Neck Material
- Maple
- Neck Profile
- Thin "V"
- Fretboard Material
- Padauk
- Nut Material & Width
- Bone, 1-1/8"
- Scale Length
- 13-29/32"
- Bridge
- Compensated Adjustable Ebony
- Tuning Machines
- Nickel with Pearl Buttons
- Finish
- Satin Brownburst
- Electronics
- Available as model LM-110E-BRB with a Fishman Nashville pickup
- Frets
- 20 [retailer-sourced]
- Body Length
- 12-3/4" [retailer-sourced]
- Total Length
- 27-1/4" [retailer-sourced]
- Lower Bout
- 10" [retailer-sourced]
- Depth
- 2-1/2" [retailer-sourced]
- Binding
- Ivoroid [retailer-sourced]
- Truss Rod
- Two-way Adjustable [retailer-sourced]
The Loar LM-110-BRB Honey Creek is designed for the player who wants authentic 1920s mandolin tone without the ornamentation. Its A-model body shape is a longstanding favorite for balanced sound, and a hand-carved solid spruce top delivers the legendary mandolin “chop” that only comes from a genuine carved top, paired with maple back and sides for a resonant, woody vibration.
The maple neck carries a thin “V” profile with a bone nut and padauk fretboard, while nickel tuners with pearl buttons and a compensated adjustable ebony bridge keep it playing true. Ivoroid binding and a two-way adjustable truss rod round out the build, finished in a satin brownburst that shows off its vintage vibe.
- Hand-carved solid spruce top
- Maple back and sides
- A-style body with X bracing
- Maple neck, thin “V” profile, padauk fretboard
- Bone nut, compensated adjustable ebony bridge
- Nickel tuners with pearl buttons
- Satin brownburst finish, ivoroid binding
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