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Trinity CollegeTM-325 Standard Celtic Octave Mandolin Natural

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Trinity College TM-325 Standard Celtic Octave Mandolin Natural
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Product overview

About this model

The Trinity College TM-325 Standard Celtic Octave Mandolin is a must-have for traditional Celtic music, offering the deep, resonant tone that defines the genre. Built with premium tonewoods, this mandolin provides the bell-bright attack and projection needed for accompaniment or lead work. With its elegant peghead inlay and natural finish, the TM-325 combines beauty and playability. With Handcarved Tonewoods for Distinctive Sound The TM-325 features a solid Sitka spruce top with a round soundhole for bell-bright attack and distinctive tone. Its solid maple back and sides add clarity to the highs and warmth to the mids, while the slim mahogany neck ensures smooth playability. The Santos rosewood fingerboard offers silky smooth action, and the abalone Celtic design inlay adds a traditional touch. Built for Stage and Studio Paired with a deluxe ProTour gig bag, the TM-325 is designed to provide rich tone and reliable performance for Celtic music and beyond.

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Full specifications

The complete catalog record, organized around the decisions musicians make when comparing gear.

1 detailsPickups & controls
Bridge
Adjustable rosewood
3 detailsPlayability
Orientation
Right handed
Strings
D'Addario EJ-74
Number of Strings
D'Addario EJ-74
10 detailsBody & build
Color
Natural
Fingerboard Material
Santos rosewood
Back and Sides Wood
Solid maple
Body Style
Celtic-style octave mandolin
Top Material
Solid Sitka spruce
Body Shape
Celtic-style octave mandolin
Tuning Machines
Nickel-plated open-gear
Body Finish
Natural
Neck Wood
Slim mahogany
Neck Finish
Satin
1 detailsIn the box
Case or Gig Bag
Deluxe ProTour gig bag with Trinity College logo

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