Weber Bitterroot F14-F Sitka Spruce/Mahogany F-Style Mandolin 2002 Natural Satin w/Fitted Hard Case

Handbuilt in 2002 by Bruce Weber in Belgrade, Montana, this Bitterroot F14-F mandolin pairs a 2A Sitka spruce top with solid mahogany back and sides for a focused, warm voice with clear trebles and a rich midrange. The F-style body carries a natural satin finish that preserves wood feel and resonance, while the ebony fingerboard and peghead provide a smooth playing surface and durable contact points. Traditional F-style appointments and Weber’s handcrafted construction yield balanced projection and responsiveness suited to bluegrass, old-time, and ensemble work.

Specifications/Features:

• Top: 2A Sitka spruce (solid)
• Back & Sides: Solid mahogany
• Year: 2002; Maker: Bruce Weber (Belgrade, Montana)
• Finish: Natural satin
• Fingerboard & Peghead: Ebony
• Body style: F-style (F14-F)
• Tone: clear trebles, warm mids, focused projection

Notes:

This 2002 Weber Bitterroot F14-F Sitka Spruce/Mahogany F-Style Mandolin is in Excellent condition, part of a single-owner, climate controlled collection, with extremely light wear (pictured) consistent with age and occasional use. Includes original fitted hard case.

All instruments from the Old Town School Music Store are professionally evaluated in our climate-controlled storefront before shipping, and directly support the missions, programs, and continued growth of the Old Town School of Folk Music.

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