• F-Style Mandolin – Base Price $5,900
• A-Style Mandolin – Base Price $3,500
• Octave Mandolin – Base Price $6,000
• Rincon full size – Base Price $6,000
• Rincon parlor size – Base Price $5,000
• Custom Instruments – Call for Pricing

• Select, solid Alaskan Sitka spruce top
• Premium figured maple back, sides, and neck
• Adjustable truss rod reinforced neck, Carbon fiber reinforced neck (Octave Mandolin)
• Tuned tone bar bracing
• Tension compensated fret scale, 13.861, 13.960, or traditional 13.875.  Mandolas 16.65. Octave fret scale, 21.788
• Ebony compound radius fingerboard with mother of pearl dot inlays
• Ebony headstock veneer with mother of pearl inlays: “Lewandowski”
• Celluloid binding on body, neck, and peg head
  • White\Black\White\Black
• Nickel plated, James tailpiece engraved “Lewandowski”
• Nickel plated, Rubner F- or A-style tuners
• Adjustable Ebony bridge
• Bone nut, 1 1/8”
• Spirit varnish, French polish finish top only
• UV curable finish for rim, back, and head stock

• Select, solid Alaskan Sitka spruce top
• Premium figured maple back, sides, and neck
• Adjustable truss rod, Carbon fiber reinforced neck
• Tuned tone bar bracing
• Tension compensated fret scale, Rincon full size – 24.750 “, Rincon parlor size – 21.875”
• Ebony compound radius fingerboard with mother of pearl dot inlays
• Ebony headstock veneer with mother of pearl inlay: “Lewandowski”
• Celluloid binding on body, neck, and peg head
  • White\Black\White\Black
• CMM custom Nickel plated, Trapeze tailpiece
• Nickel plated, Schaller Grandtune tuners
• Adjustable Ebony bridge
• Bone nut, 1.75”
• Spirit varnish, French polish finish – Top
• UV Curable lacquer – back, rim, headstock

Addition options

• Hardware – Tuners: Waverly, Alessi, Rubner, Schaller, Gotoh,   
• Tailpiece – James type mandolin, Nickel, silver or gold, engraved or not; Guitar\Octave trapeze, Nickel, gold, custom ebony.

Price adjusted according to options below:

• Soundboard woods – Bearclaw figure spruce, Engelmann or Red spruce, Redwood or Cedar
• Back & Rim woods – downgrade to nonfigured maple (cost reduction)
• Neck, Fretboard, Bridge woods – Rosewood, Ebony.  Wide\Narrow Nut or neck widths and custom profiles 
• Fretwire – Nickel-silver or EVO gold, various dimensions
• Headstock veneers – Front wood type: Ebony, Rosewood, or special request.  Backside: none, ebonized fiberboard, or special request
• Binding – Ivoroid, Tortoise, None (cost reduction).   Various combinations of colors and line orientation
• Inlays – “Lewandowski”,MOP, gold MOP, Abalone, design complexity is up to you
• Tuners – Waverly, Alessi, Rubner, Schaller, Gotoh
• Tailpiece – James type mandolin, Nickel, silver or gold, engraved or not; Allen type, same options; Trapeze tailpieces – Kluson, custom

Finish – various colors, sunburst styles, and solid color options. Spirit varnish only

For musicians who have been playing a while, describing tone can come naturally.  It’s almost instinctive. For those who are new to the instrument, describing tone is as elusive as trying to catch fog in your hand.  How do you describe a sound? The more experience you gain, the easier it is to describe sound. For a luthier to describe the sound of an instrument, it takes a lot of creativity.  However, there are some standard terms that people use.

Here’s a list to help you out in describing the tone of your mandolin:

• Pure
• Crisp
• Woddy
• Tubby
• Sweet
• Rich
• Deep
• Lush
• Resonant
• Responsive
• Projects
• Bold
• Percussive
• Solid
• Round
• Full

Lifetime repair\replacement, at our discretion, for all defects in workmanship. Warranty applies to original purchase\Owner only and is not transferable. Repair work not performed in our shop, normal wear and tear, misuse, neglect, accidental damage, modification, or damage that results from changes in temperature or humidity, frets wear, strings, finish, and tuning machines are not covered by this warranty. Initial 7-day unconditional refund of full purchase price. Shipping to our shop is not included.

The information in these sections was last updated on 9/16/2023