Icelander53
Well-known member
As I'm just discovering the possibilities for someone who only began really, to play anything, at 61. To be able to play a really fine instrument as I go through that process of seeing what is possible for me to accomplish is a lifetime fantasy thrill. Pono has met my expectations, which I know were a little unreasonable at times as ukulele that thrills.
Andrew walked me through the purchase with a loving hand. If he's only in it for the money he sure has me fooled.
BTW I have two tenor Pono's strung in high and low g. One the low g is amazing. It's a cedar/macassar ebony strung with a combination of South Coast and Ko'olau strings. The other is a cedar/mahogany strung in high g with Worth Browns. This one is especially nice for finger picking.
These instruments are something I will be able to grow into for as far into the future as I can see. I love them more each time I play them.
Andrew walked me through the purchase with a loving hand. If he's only in it for the money he sure has me fooled.
BTW I have two tenor Pono's strung in high and low g. One the low g is amazing. It's a cedar/macassar ebony strung with a combination of South Coast and Ko'olau strings. The other is a cedar/mahogany strung in high g with Worth Browns. This one is especially nice for finger picking.
These instruments are something I will be able to grow into for as far into the future as I can see. I love them more each time I play them.