SOLD - 2013 Kamaka HF-4 (Baritone)
Between GAS (Guitar Acquisition Syndome), UAS (Ukulele) and MAS (Mandolin), I am in a constant state of flux. It has struck again and I must turn something to afford it. It is with reluctance I offer up my baritone.
Made of Hawaiian koa wood, it has a lacquer finish which brings out the fine grain highlights. The neck is mahogany and fingerboard and bridge are rosewood. The back is gorgeous book-matched koa. This uke really resonates with a timbre much deeper than smaller ukuleles. There is fantastic note definition and the overtones are spacious and beautiful. Much more relaxing in sound than a tenor, concert, or soprano. It really lends itself wonderfully to fingerstlye playing. HMS did a great job of setting it up when I bought it. Plays like buttah!
Model: Kamaka HF-4 (Baritone)
Condition: Excellent (Basically new)
Overall length: 30-1/2”
Scale length: 20-1/8”
Nut width: 1-1/2"
Frets to the body: 14 (19 total)
L.R. Baggs five.0 pickup
Kamaka hard shell case
Between GAS (Guitar Acquisition Syndome), UAS (Ukulele) and MAS (Mandolin), I am in a constant state of flux. It has struck again and I must turn something to afford it. It is with reluctance I offer up my baritone.
Made of Hawaiian koa wood, it has a lacquer finish which brings out the fine grain highlights. The neck is mahogany and fingerboard and bridge are rosewood. The back is gorgeous book-matched koa. This uke really resonates with a timbre much deeper than smaller ukuleles. There is fantastic note definition and the overtones are spacious and beautiful. Much more relaxing in sound than a tenor, concert, or soprano. It really lends itself wonderfully to fingerstlye playing. HMS did a great job of setting it up when I bought it. Plays like buttah!
Model: Kamaka HF-4 (Baritone)
Condition: Excellent (Basically new)
Overall length: 30-1/2”
Scale length: 20-1/8”
Nut width: 1-1/2"
Frets to the body: 14 (19 total)
L.R. Baggs five.0 pickup
Kamaka hard shell case
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