A superb scroll top mandolin named in honour of the Piercy sisters to whom Bowley Barnes and Albert Mullins were married. Historically favoured for bluegrass music, this BM700 scroll-top has a soundhole in place of the F-holes usually found on most other scroll-top mandolins. This soundhole lends a broader tonal range to the player, with a more complete sound across the spectrum. However, F-hole equipped instruments are considered to have more cut-through in a ensemble situation.

Specification:
Top: Solid Spruce
Back and Sides: Solid Maple
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Ovengkol
Inlays: MOP dots
Bridge: Rosewood adjustable
Hardware: Gold
Machineheads: Open gear