If you are someone who was like I was - someone who thought their UAS was in complete remission - you might want to stop reading right now.
I was at the Ukulele Fest in Oahu a couple of weeks ago, enjoying the hospitality of Hawaii Music Supply at their tent. I was NOT in the market for a uke - I felt I was full up.
But this baby caught my eye. It was a Kinnard tenor, sunburst mahagoney. Now, I am not normally a hog guy, but this uke was gorgeous. I had strummed a Kinnard once before and really liked it, so I picked it up. Ooooh-wee, this was a nice one.
I played it a couple more times over the next hour. Andrew offered me a real good price. And then, I saw someone else pick it up and play it will intent. I thought "That's MY uke - put it down!" So I went over and told Andrew. And picked it up the next week.
And I cannot say that I regret it one bit. This uke is a fantastic instrument that I am just getting to know.
Of course, I haven't gotten the credit card bill yet, but right now, it seems like fate.
I was at the Ukulele Fest in Oahu a couple of weeks ago, enjoying the hospitality of Hawaii Music Supply at their tent. I was NOT in the market for a uke - I felt I was full up.
But this baby caught my eye. It was a Kinnard tenor, sunburst mahagoney. Now, I am not normally a hog guy, but this uke was gorgeous. I had strummed a Kinnard once before and really liked it, so I picked it up. Ooooh-wee, this was a nice one.
I played it a couple more times over the next hour. Andrew offered me a real good price. And then, I saw someone else pick it up and play it will intent. I thought "That's MY uke - put it down!" So I went over and told Andrew. And picked it up the next week.
And I cannot say that I regret it one bit. This uke is a fantastic instrument that I am just getting to know.
Of course, I haven't gotten the credit card bill yet, but right now, it seems like fate.