Covered Wagon ukes. Owners chime in please

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• Jul 11, 2015

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I have a line on a Covered Wagon mahogany concert. It appeals that they are made in my home state or Oregon. Anyone have one of these? What are your thoughts? How is the volume? Soft? Average? Louder than average? Thanks!

 

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• Jul 11, 2015

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I think you mean Covered Bridge ... Never played one but have heard only good things about them.

 

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Ha! Yes, must have had the Oregon Trail on my brain. That's pretty funny ... the extreme heat we've been experiencing must be having an affect on my brain. That was a good laugh to start my morning

 

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Covered wagon ukes are great to play in a circle.

 

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SailingUke said:

Covered wagon ukes are great to play in a circle.

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I play in a lot of circles, so that'll work Keep the jokes coming, I'm humored by my slip