Breedlove's archtop Quartz FF (F holes and F sound holes) contains a shapely blend between aged originate and unusual aesthetics. Most noticeably, though, the handmade Quartz FF by Breedlove has a partial scroll, along with a exciting cutaway that does not have the upturn that the stale invent has. In addition, the f sound holes are more streamlined than the holes seen on passe designs, and thus perceive like grand brushstrokes.
The blonde satin execute highlights the natural beauty of the solid shipshape top and the solid western maple assist and sides. The hand made Quartz FF is also unbound, which gives it a simple elegance.
So, this is a genuine looking mandolin - but how does it sound? Breedlove's current Quartz FF is a much and bassy mandolin. You may accept yourself frequently looking down at it while playing to remind yourself that you are not playing a mandola. While playing the G and D strings, you can actually feel the bass resonate into your chest - something you would normally associate with a guitar. Also, this is definitely a bluegrass mandolin with a deep, throaty shriek. In particular, chops reach through like a mark unique snare drum - crisp, tidy and loud.
Features include a one portion maple neck, solid sitka well-kept top, solid western maple relieve and sides, tone bar bracing, f-holes, twenty frets, Tusq nut, Gotoh tuners, radiused ebony fingerboard with pearl dot state markers, ebony headstock overlay, and a deluxe hardshell case with a snug fit.
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