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I am 52, tried to learn classic guitar 30 years ago (two years only); this year I bought classic Spanish guitar and tons of books... including tons uf Udemy courses... then I bought Yamaha Silent guitar to exercise securely & secretly in a basement, my wife didn't catch me yet... and then I bought cheap $100 Ukulele at Amazon, then Islander Guitarlele, KST-4, Kanile'a KPE T, Pono ASSD; all in just three months period. Crazy.
Ordered Pono Rosewood-Spruce Tenor but decided to cancel it and to scratch my Kanilea KPE instead!!! I just cannot keep it on a shelf, I am not collector.
I liked Soprano size and with my large fingers I don't feel it is small (Pono Super Soprano); this size is almost "pocket-size", I can sleep and play it.
Looking forward to buy Kanile'a Super Soprano Master-Grade or Premium, and I won't keep it on shelf neither!
I still use my Yamaha Silent Classic Guitar for "finger-gym": spider exercise, finger independence, and etc.; but to learn & music primarily Kanile'a. And I have Islander MST-4 (all-solid mahogany) which my wife knows about and which she thinks is $100-Uke (but it is $400 in Canada) - so when I play for family I still pretend to have cheap Uke from Amazon. Plus, my 1-year-old daughter always wants to grab it and already knows how to pluck strings and I am Ok if she breaks it
I am not liar; just having fun with some *golden* secrets
I am 52, tried to learn classic guitar 30 years ago (two years only); this year I bought classic Spanish guitar and tons of books... including tons uf Udemy courses... then I bought Yamaha Silent guitar to exercise securely & secretly in a basement, my wife didn't catch me yet... and then I bought cheap $100 Ukulele at Amazon, then Islander Guitarlele, KST-4, Kanile'a KPE T, Pono ASSD; all in just three months period. Crazy.
Ordered Pono Rosewood-Spruce Tenor but decided to cancel it and to scratch my Kanilea KPE instead!!! I just cannot keep it on a shelf, I am not collector.
I liked Soprano size and with my large fingers I don't feel it is small (Pono Super Soprano); this size is almost "pocket-size", I can sleep and play it.
Looking forward to buy Kanile'a Super Soprano Master-Grade or Premium, and I won't keep it on shelf neither!
I still use my Yamaha Silent Classic Guitar for "finger-gym": spider exercise, finger independence, and etc.; but to learn & music primarily Kanile'a. And I have Islander MST-4 (all-solid mahogany) which my wife knows about and which she thinks is $100-Uke (but it is $400 in Canada) - so when I play for family I still pretend to have cheap Uke from Amazon. Plus, my 1-year-old daughter always wants to grab it and already knows how to pluck strings and I am Ok if she breaks it
I am not liar; just having fun with some *golden* secrets