Hammertone Mandotar 1998 (consignment) SOLD

Serial Number	2011 2, built 1998
Pricing	$1195.00 CAD with case. SOLD
Neck	Maple neck with unbound rosewood fingerboard. Dot markers and zero fret. Trussrod adjuster at body end. 15.5″ scale, 1 7/8″ nut.
Frets	Zero fret style neck, 19 frets total, little wear.
Body	Poplar or basswood body with string-through construction.
Finish	Gloss sparkle purple finish on body, natural satin on neck, headplate is black with Hammertone script logo in gold.
Hardware/electronics	Chrome Gotoh 12-string bridge, Gotoh tuners., two tele-neck type pickups, 3-way selector switch, master volume and master tone on single-layer white pickguard.
Playability/Action	Plays great. It’s just like a 12-string but very easy to play. Being bolt-on construction, can be set up to any action height.
Case	Gig bag included.
Comments	Hammertone instruments are built in George Furlanetto’s workshop in Hamilton, Ontario. The Mandotar was discontinued some years ago but really work well for a variety of purposes. Lots of very full chimey sounds, much like a mandolin but with all the options of a 12-string guitar. The strings load half from the back of the guitar, and half from the back of the bridge.