When I tackled this article most all of it was a copy and paste from a mandobanjo website It is not laid out very well tends to ramble and does not stick to the subject of mandolins Anyhow to do my part I replaced a section in the history part I believe it gives a succinct account of the mandolins origin The facts names places and years are footnoted Afterwards It became apparent that the beginning of the article had to be rewritten since there was really no definition of a mandolin So I did this footnoted also Now as for the question left in the sandbox regarding mandolinos and mandoras I will leave it to another to rewrite the definitions and histories of those instruments When that is done there will be no need to add to the mandolins definition to try to expain why it is different from these similiar instruments basically however they are at a different tonal range among other things

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When I tackled this article most all of it was a copy and paste from a mandobanjo website It is not laid out very well tends to ramble and does not stick to the subject of mandolins Anyhow to do my part I replaced a section in the history part I believe it gives a succinct account of the mandolins origin The facts names places and years are footnoted Afterwards It became apparent that the beginning of the article had to be rewritten since there was really no definition of a mandolin So I did this footnoted also Now as for the question left in the sandbox regarding mandolinos and mandoras I will leave it to another to rewrite the definitions and histories of those instruments When that is done there will be no need to add to the mandolins definition to try to expain why it is different from these similiar instruments basically however they are at a different tonal range among other things

