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WeberMandolins.com PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE - Confirmation Recommended Mandolin Family Carved Top A Style Mandolin Family Instruments Carved Top f Style Mandolin Family Instruments Retail Retail Mandolin $1,659 Mandolin $2,499 Mandola $1,859 Mandola $2,799 Gallatin A Gallatin F Octave $2,259 Octave $3,299 Mandocello $2,659 Mandocello $3,799 Mandolin $1,999 Mandolin $3,299 Mandola $2,199 Mandola $3,699 Bitterroot A Bitterroot F Octave $2,599 Octave $4,199 Mandocello $2,999 Mandocello $4,699 Mandolin $2,599 Mandolin $4,799 Mandola $2,799 Mandola $4,999 Black Ice Black Ice Octave $3,199 Octave $5,499 Mandocello $3,599 Mandocello $5,999 Mandolin $2,599 Mandolin $4,799 Mandola $2,799 Mandola $4,999 Yellowstone A Yellowstone F Octave $3,199 Octave $5,499 Mandocello $3,599 Mandocello $5,999 Mandolin $3,499 Mandolin $5,799 Mandola $3,699 Mandola $5,999 Rawhide Rawhide Octave $4,099 Octave $6,499 Mandocello $4,499 Mandocello $6,999 Mandolin $3,499 Mandolin $5,799 Mandola $3,699 Mandola $5,999 Custom Vintage A Custom Vintage F Octave $4,099 Octave $6,499 Mandocello $4,499 Mandocello $6,999 Mandolin $3,499 Mandolin $6,999 Mandola $3,699 Fern F Mandola $7,199 Fern A Octave $4,099 (Varnish is standard) Octave $7,699 Mandocello $4,499 Mandocello $8,199 All instruments include hardshell case WeberMandolins.com Mandolin Family Customization Options Mandolin Family Instruments that are a One-Piece Cast Tailpieces Retail little different Stainless Steel “W” or Universal $80 Retail Nickel Plated Bronze “W” or Universal $100 Mandolin $3,699 Gold Plated Bronze “W” or Universal $110 Big Horn Mandola $3,899 Nickel Plated Bronze”W” with color fill $150 (carved top, 2 point) Octave $4,499 Gold Plated Bronze “W” with color fill $160 Mandocello $4,799 Endpin / Nickel Plated $15 Endpin / Gold Plated $20 Strap Button (nickel or gold) $10 Mandolin $4,539 Big Horn Plus Mandola $4,739 (carved top, 3 point) Octave $5,339 Ebony Bridges TRADITIONAL Carved Top $95 Mandocello $5,639 Bone Bridge Saddle-or ADD to bridge price) $30 Traditional Bridge Adjustment Tool $12 Mandola $3,699 Bridger “A” Octave $4,099 Ebony Armrests (with or without MOP W In- lay) Armrest-with nickel base $180 Armrest-with gold base $200 Other Woods ADD $100 Wood Nymphs (Harmonic suppresor) Ebony Mandolin, Mandola $19 Ebony Octave, Cello, Guitar $29 Other Woods -ADD $10 Mandolin Family Pickgaurds Installation charge included (must be installed at Weber shop) Bound Ebony or Maple to Match Model $300 Unbound Ebony or Maple to Match Model $250 Bound Maple colored to Match Model $400 Unbound Maple Colored to Match Model $350 Truss Rod Covers Standard Ebony $10 Ebony with Engraved MOP Inset $75 Ebony with Engraved Abalone Inset $75 MOP / Engraved $75 Custom Inlay Call PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE - Confirmation Recommended Mandolin Family Customization Options (Cont.) Mandolin Family Pickups Necks Retail Retail K&K Pickup/Mandolin Twin $135 Custom Neck Width and / or Shape $150 LR Baggs Internal Pickup $189 Plus or Minus 1/16” Pick-up Installation $112 Custom Scale Length other than standard $500 Additional String Courses $1,000 Peghead Inlay Logo Substitutions Maple Peghead Veneer $100 Radius 8” $150 Change Logo from Standard on model $50 Flat Fingerboard from Radius $60 Add “The” to Weber script Logo $50 Standard to Single Cut-a-way FB Extension $200 Abalone or Ablam replace MOP in Logo $75 Standard or Single to Double Cut-a-way $200 Custom Fingerboard Shape $300 Peghead Inlay Substitutions Fingerboard Scalloped $100 MOP Weber Knot $85 MOP Celtic Clover $85 MOP Celtic Diamond $85 Wood Call for Mandola, Octave, Cello wood pricing MOP Shield $160 Mandolin body (back/ribs/neck) MOP Celtic Torch $200 Maple to Mahogany * $250*call Weber Flower Pot $300 Highly Flamed Maple (add to above *) $250*call MOP Big Sky Star $300 One-piece Maple Back (add to above **) $100*call MOP Celtic Cross $300 One-piece Maple Back (quilted) $400*call Ablam Weber Fern $300 Mandolin Soundboard Abalone or Ablam replace MOP $75 Engelmann or Red Spruce $125 Custom Peghead inlay design charge Cedar $125 Removal of inlay - No price change Other Woods Call for Inlay price on Gallatin model Fret Markers Hardware Changes Retail Change Markers from standard on Model: $75 Nickel or Stainless Steel to Gold “A” style $45 Choices: Large or small diamonds or dots and buds Nickel to Gold “F” Style $85 MOP Block Fret Markers $300 Strap button w/installation $40 Big Sky Knot Fret Markers $300 Fingerboard Inlay DESIGN CHARGE Special Billing Shop Time/Labor $100 Per Hour WeberMandolins.com Finish Binding and Purfling Retail Retail IF STANDARD MODEL IS COLORED: Peghead Binding changes and additions: $300 add Binding change from model standard $100 Change to Natural Color on Maple (Bound A) $30 Per size Binding on Gallatin and Bitterroot A $200 $500 add (any color) Change to Natural Color on Maple (Bound F) Binding on Gallatin and Bitterroot F $30 Per size $500 Color Change / OUR COLORS $125 (any color) Color Change / Your Custom Color $275 Add Black/Ivory side accent lines to Peghead $100 Fingerboard Binding changes and additions: IF STANDARD MODEL IS NATURAL: Binding change from model standard $100 $150 add Our Colors on Gallatin A or F (unbound) Add Black/Ivory side accent lines to Fingerboard $100 $30 Per size Body Binding changes and additions: $300 add Binding change from model standard $100 Our Colors on Bridger $30 Per Size Binding on Gall. Or (Bitt. Back) A Model * your choice $200 Per Side Your Custom Color ADD to charges above $150 Binding on Gall. or (Bitt. Back) F Model * your choice $500 Per Side Our colors: Faded leather, buckskin, yellowstone burst, antique walnut, Add Black / Ivory side accent lines to Body $200 Per Side fern burst, antique tobacco, honey, scarlet fire, apollo sunburst, cherry Available binding colors: burst,tortoiseshell color, vintage chocolate, jet black gloss only, add charge if Solid: Ivory, White, Black, Tortoise applicable Laminates: Ivory/black/Ivory, Ivory/Black/White, Tortoise/Ivory IF STANDARD MODEL IS SATIN: Call for wood pufling pricing or other ideas! Herringbone: $350 add Gloss on Maple mandolin $200 add $40 Per size Per Side, A-Style $25 Per size $500 add Gloss on Mahogany mandolins $400 add $75 Per size Per Side, Two Point $75 Per Size Gloss to Satin $1000 add $125 Antiqued Binding $100 Per Side, F-Style Per Size $335 add Distressed “A” Style Sound Hole- Single Rosette $150 $30 Per size Sound Hole- Double Rosette $500 $665 add MOP or Abalone Purfling: Distressed “F” Style $30 Per size $500 add $150 Per Top/Back - A Style $1,200 add $300 Per Size Varnish “A” Style Per size $1250add $175 Per Top/Back - F Style $1,800 add $300 Per Size Varnish “F” Style Per size MOP or Abalone Rosette $500 Miscellaneous Customizations Oval Sound Hole, D Sound Hole or “F” Hole No Charge Modified X-Bracing or Tone Bar No Charge Left Hand Instruments No Charge Pearl Nut $20 Bound Oval or “D” Hole, or Heel cap $100 Bound F-holes $500 PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE - Confirmation Recommended ARCH TOP AND RESOPHONIC GUITARS Arch Top Guitars, Octars, Celtars Retail Gallatin 15” Guitar $3,339 Bitterroot 15” Guitar $4,169 Yellowstone 15” Guitar $5,839 Rawhide 15” Guitar $6,389 Black Ice 15” Guitar $7,199 Fern 15” Guitar $9,000 Patriot 15” Guitar $12,000 Shallow Carved Guitar Stillwater 15 “ Guitar $6,000 Resophonic Guitars Vigilante (Top/Back) Mahog/Mahog $1,999 Rebel Maple/Maple $2,499 Renegade Spruce/Mahog $2,849 Outlaw Spruce/Maple $3,399 Bandit Maple/Maple $3,699 All Reso Models available in Square Neck, Round Neck Spider and Biscuit Cone. Special Billing Shop Time/Labor $100 Per Hour Custom instrument re-stocking/cancellation fee 15% No cash refunds, credit memo issued Zach Runquist WeberMandolins.com ARCH TOP AND RESOPHONIC GUITARS Customization Options Peghead Inlay Logo Substitutions Binding and Purfling Retail Retail Change Logo from Standard on model $50 Peghead Binding changes and additions: Add “The” to Weber script Logo $50 Binding change from model standard $100 Abalone or Ablam replace MOP in Logo $75 Add Binding to unbound Peghead (any color) $200 Add Black/Ivory side accent lines to Peghead $100 Fingerboard Binding changes and additions: Peghead Inlay Substitutions Binding change from model standard $100 MOP Weber Knot $85 Body Binding changes and additions: MOP Celtic Clover $85 Binding change from model standard $100 MOP Celtic Diamond $85 Add Black / Ivory side accent lines to Body $200 Per Side MOP Shield $160 Available binding colors: MOP Celtic Torch $200 Solid: Ivory, White, Black, Tortoise Weber Flower Pot $300 MOP Big Sky Star $300 Laminates: Ivory/Black/Ivory, Ivory/Black/White, Tortoise/Ivory MOP Celtic Cross $300 Call for wood purfling pricing or other ideas! Ablam Weber Fern $300 Herringbone: Abalone or Ablam replace MOP $75 Per Top/Back $275 Custom Peghead inlay design charge $100 Per Hour Bound F Holes on Archtops $500 Removal of inlay - No price change MOP or Abalone Purfling: Per Top/Back $1,450 Fret Markers Change Markers from standard on Model: $75 Finish Choices: Large or small diamonds or dots and buds IF STANDARD MODEL IS COLORED: MOP Block Fret Markers $300 Change to Natural Color on Maple (top and back bound) $590 Fingerboard Inlay DESIGN CHARGE $100 Per Hour Color Change / OUR COLORS $125 Color Change / YOUR CUSTOM COLOR $275 IF STANDARD MODEL IS NATURAL: Necks Our colors on Gallatin and Bitterroot $490 Custom Neck Width and/or Shape $150 Color Change / YOUR CUSTOM COLOR (add to Custom Scale Length other than standard $500 $150 charges above) Maple Peghead Veneer $100 Our Colors:
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