Uke-Pluckin-Lady
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Aloha!
I live on Oahu, and am lucky enough to live near the Pono warehouse. I went up there to purchase my first Pro Classic Baritone Ukulele. After playing it for only about a month I am realizing that I really do prefer the tenor size for the higher sound. With the holidays coming up, I need extra money more than an uke I won't play-better to sell it to someone who will!
Attached are some pictures. Its a really nice uke, the back is stunning-I love the way Pono's rosewood looks. The cutaway adds so much sophistication to this instrument. It was marked a second because of some finish defects on the front. I am not a picky person and prefer an excellent sounding uke, so I didn't mind the defects at all. In some light you can't even see them. Other than that the spruce mixed with rosewood is a premier tonewood combination--full bodied with clarity.
I bought it for $650. It honestly has no sign of wear...I played it maybe five times and always kept it in a hardshell case.
I want to sell it for $525, and i'll include my ko'olau hardshell case (I bought it new, for $80)
Let me know if you have any questions!
I live on Oahu, and am lucky enough to live near the Pono warehouse. I went up there to purchase my first Pro Classic Baritone Ukulele. After playing it for only about a month I am realizing that I really do prefer the tenor size for the higher sound. With the holidays coming up, I need extra money more than an uke I won't play-better to sell it to someone who will!
Attached are some pictures. Its a really nice uke, the back is stunning-I love the way Pono's rosewood looks. The cutaway adds so much sophistication to this instrument. It was marked a second because of some finish defects on the front. I am not a picky person and prefer an excellent sounding uke, so I didn't mind the defects at all. In some light you can't even see them. Other than that the spruce mixed with rosewood is a premier tonewood combination--full bodied with clarity.
I bought it for $650. It honestly has no sign of wear...I played it maybe five times and always kept it in a hardshell case.
I want to sell it for $525, and i'll include my ko'olau hardshell case (I bought it new, for $80)
Let me know if you have any questions!