Will it work on Mandolin
1105336
It should work fine with any instrument you can clamp it onto. I has a chromatic tuner setting that I have used for Bass, Guitar and Uke and it will tell you what pitch it receives and when it is exactly on that note.
1105337
I believe it should work, I have not tried on a mandolin, however I would think it would work on most string instruments
2032569
After using this mandolin on cucumbers and onions, I think you would get a really thin ribbon of zucchini.I believe it would cut the zucchini just fine, but it wouldn't be very thick.
256151
It is a tight fight for my cheap rogue mandolin, I dont know how well it would fit the fender electric one.
1595465
I just looked up your Mandolin on Amazon - if yours is the same shape as the one listed, then this case will not fit. This case is tailored to an A style mandolin and is a fairly tight fit, with no room for that upper arm ( like an electric guitar has).Contact the seller - I'm sure they have one that will fit your Mando like a Glove!!! You'll be pleased with the construction Quality of their cases - I know I am!!
1113858
It should, it works with any stringed instrument. It responds to vibrations within the wood whenever a string is plucked.... it works with my electric guitars even when they're not plugged in.....just pluck an open string gently and the entire instrument vibrates, and the snark is very sensitive to read the pitch of that vibration. Once each string is in proper pitch (and that only takes a few seconds to achieve with this tuner), each of my guitars are in perfect tune up and down the neck. Just remember to turn the snark tuner off when you're done to save the battery.
1569982
yes, It will work with anything it can clip on to. As long as the environment isn't too noisy. For a guitar you might want a tuner you can plug directly in to.
1561569
I think that would work very well. I use it for guitar and mandolin as long as you have the correct input plug which I think is pretty standard on all instruments
1722332
Yes this should work because it sits on the slicer platform just like the food you want to slice. You then adjust it to sharpen the blade. This way it will work on most slicers
200519
Mike,This is a standard size A style mandolin, so it should fit most (if not all) cases you find online.I do not know a specific brand to suggest, but I can provide you with the dimensions of the instrument if that helps.Just message me if you need the specs.Honestly, I would be confident in buying an "A" style mandolin case off of Amazon just assuming it will work.
151837
My Kentucky mandolin has a really short end pin, and it's a problem, actually: strap gets preference, obviously. I keep meaning to get that fixed: but I just wrap the wire once around the strap for support and go from there. Ugly, but effective.
657027
No, it's too narrow. It WOULD work for a banjo or mandolin (in addition to a uke, of course).
1994627
I am pretty sure but not positive. I am using it on a banjo and it sounds great!
1678796
I think it will work on any adaptable, but not positive. I have it on a Toro
718029
Yes. It works on any ukulele to be honest as long as it can clip on to the end (which is basically every ukulele)
1237956
This mandolin was bought as a gift for my brother in-law so I could not really answer that question. He thinks it is fairly easy to play.
1583361
I would think it would be sufficiently sharp, however it is not easy to cut evenly. With even a little bit of pressure applied downward it will warp causing uneven cuts. I regret spending so much on this mandolin when my cheapie cuts more evenly.
1535246
Of course it will. Use it in the slicing (or wavy slicer) position and you can slice raw sweet potatoes just fine. They're a little bit too hard to use the julienne disc, however.