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 October 12, 2012 | Sorensen Headstocks
We've always been suckers for a good headstock. This is a part of the instrument that is an often underrated opportunity for self-expression, a twinkling eye into the aesthetic of the builder. Shape, inlay, color, binding, overlay, let alone logo, it's often one of the most identifying features of a mandolin, seen both from a distance and close up.
We enjoyed looking over this in-progress batch from California builder Steve Sorensen.
Check out more eye candy: Sorensen Strings
Recent review: Sorensen "Sprite" Asymmetrical 2-point mandolin
Posted by Ted at October 12, 2012 5:07 AM
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