Weber Mandolins
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Weber
is well established as a premier
builder of mandolins. Weber instruments are made in western Montana. Models include carved A
and F styles, as well as "flat" styles in mandolin, mandola, octave
mandolin and mandocello. All instruments feature all solid wood
construction, Weber's adjustable Brekke bridges, cast tailpieces and
lifetime warranties. Many of the Weber mandolins we stock have custom finishes or other upgrades.
Weber has more recently applied it's skill in instrument building to creating a line of carved arch top guitars. These guitars have much in common with vintage acoustic jazz boxes: lots of punch, power and clarity, but with an added warmth and woodiness.
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New Weber Mandolins in stock
F-STYLE WEBER MANDOLINS
Weber Yellowstone
F-style, carved spruce top, curly maple back & sides, this instrument has custom upgrades including radiused fingerboard, Scarlet Fire custom color, Brekke traditional bridge
A-STYLE WEBER MANDOLINS
Weber Yellowstone A
Spruce top, curly maple bak and sides, tone bar braced, radiused fingerboard, Brekke Traditional bridge, Yellowstone burst finish
Weber Hyalite with custom upgrades
Carved A Style, spruce top, custom upgrades including maple back & sides, gloss black soundboard with gloss translucent walnut finish on back, sides & neck, traditional oval soundhole, radiused fingerboard
WEBER "FLAT" STYLE MANDOLINS
Weber Y2K
Solid spruce top, solid mahogany back &
sides, mahogany neck, round soundhole, satin finish
MANDOLAS & OCTAVE MANDOLINS:
Weber Yellowstone A Octave Mandolin
A-style octave mandolin, this one customized to have gloss black finished spruce soundboard, honey custom colored maple back and sides, tortoise binding around body and headstock, 20" scale length (standard Weber octave scale length is 22"), radiused fingerboard.
Close-up of headstock
Be sure to check our selection of Used & Vintage Mandolins
ON ORDER:
We're working on orders for a couple of F-styles and at least one A-style mandolin. Please check back for details.
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