You guys made me do this. It is entirely your fault.
Ko'Aloha Tenor KTM-00 Coming Soon
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wickedwahine11
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Sweet, those are great ukes. Congrats. 
Congratulations! And my apologies!
I'm sure you'll love it!
It happened to me too. I spent about two months picking out a new ukulele and had finally decided to get a Kamaka concert. I was so sure of it. But then one morning I happened to listen just one (!) KoAloha tenor sound sample. So I just bought it. And it's awesome!
I'm sure you'll love it!
It happened to me too. I spent about two months picking out a new ukulele and had finally decided to get a Kamaka concert. I was so sure of it. But then one morning I happened to listen just one (!) KoAloha tenor sound sample. So I just bought it.
And it's awesome!
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And my wife thinks they are so cute.
I feel partialy responsible because I had joked after you bought the Kanile'a and the Kamaka you needed a Koaloha. I see you got a Ko'olah also, well done. You are on your way to crazy town and should make mayor by sundown.
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Been there...done that. On to mahogany next. When all of them are here and I have a chance to try out various strings, I will give my opinion...not entirely sure what it will be worth.
Collings makes a very nice mahogany uke. If I remember correctly you are a guitar player as well so a Collings might appeal to you.
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Collings necks are too wide for me. At least
the specifications I have seen.
the specifications I have seen.
The one I have is 1-3/8" which is standard size, same as all your K brands.
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Perhaps the one I was looking at had a misprint on the neck width...it seemed extreme like 1 7/8" perhaps they meant 1 7/16"
Must of been a Misprint...my Collings is thinner at the nut then my Kanilea, both tenors.
JJFN
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That is a great instrument. As you can see, I may be a bit prejudiced. Enjoy
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Thanks everyone!
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