merlin666
Well-known member
I recently had the chance to play an Ko'aloha soprano uke with a koa fretboard and I liked that better than rosewood or ebony. Also, when I look at pictures of vintage Kamaka and other Hawaiian-made ukes, some seem to be all Koa including the neck and fretboard. Are there still any manufacturers or other uke-makers that build traditional all-koa ukes (or at least have a koa fretboard)?