rappsy
Well-known member
****THIS UKE IS NOW SOLD****
Up for sale is a Uke I recently purchased. It is the 6 string tenor neck KoAloha Pineapple Sunday.
As a huge fan of KoAloha, I didn't do as much reading as I normally do and thought that this one gave more of a concert sound, but it's actually closer to a soprano than a concert.
When played as a 4 string, it is clean and loud, as most KoAloha's are. When you play it as a 6 string, it really stands out. I have played it both ways, and it's easy to go back and forth.
Having two other KoAloha sopranos already (of the 4 KoAlohas I own), I don't need a third one.
The ukulele is gorgeous, and I believe still pretty rare given it is a 6-string. The strings are still fairly new, and it will come with the Fremont hardshell case ($105, and signed by Pops).
Price is XXX OBO (don't be shy), including CONUS shipping. With the condition, case, and relative rarity, I think that's very fair. The pictures can be seen below, and a video of the original owner playing it is available at the link below.
My lack of research is your gain.
Thanks for reading.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d85RtpwFT4Y
![ps5.jpg ps5.jpg](https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/data/attachments/56/56447-67c46712dacc1a8fff32717aa98588bb.jpg)
![ps4.jpg ps4.jpg](https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/data/attachments/56/56445-853b0b4f30d964f56b961dd202f59505.jpg)
![ps3.jpg ps3.jpg](https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/data/attachments/56/56443-faac1a3d6d5e2306e601cb084cb8e985.jpg)
![ps2.jpg ps2.jpg](https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/data/attachments/56/56441-23d2935ed831d6f276617590bcaf5e39.jpg)
![ps1.jpg ps1.jpg](https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/data/attachments/56/56439-de704829572777f920946b5135f71901.jpg)
Up for sale is a Uke I recently purchased. It is the 6 string tenor neck KoAloha Pineapple Sunday.
As a huge fan of KoAloha, I didn't do as much reading as I normally do and thought that this one gave more of a concert sound, but it's actually closer to a soprano than a concert.
When played as a 4 string, it is clean and loud, as most KoAloha's are. When you play it as a 6 string, it really stands out. I have played it both ways, and it's easy to go back and forth.
Having two other KoAloha sopranos already (of the 4 KoAlohas I own), I don't need a third one.
The ukulele is gorgeous, and I believe still pretty rare given it is a 6-string. The strings are still fairly new, and it will come with the Fremont hardshell case ($105, and signed by Pops).
Price is XXX OBO (don't be shy), including CONUS shipping. With the condition, case, and relative rarity, I think that's very fair. The pictures can be seen below, and a video of the original owner playing it is available at the link below.
My lack of research is your gain.
Thanks for reading.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d85RtpwFT4Y
![ps5.jpg ps5.jpg](https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/data/attachments/56/56447-67c46712dacc1a8fff32717aa98588bb.jpg)
![ps4.jpg ps4.jpg](https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/data/attachments/56/56445-853b0b4f30d964f56b961dd202f59505.jpg)
![ps3.jpg ps3.jpg](https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/data/attachments/56/56443-faac1a3d6d5e2306e601cb084cb8e985.jpg)
![ps2.jpg ps2.jpg](https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/data/attachments/56/56441-23d2935ed831d6f276617590bcaf5e39.jpg)
![ps1.jpg ps1.jpg](https://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/data/attachments/56/56439-de704829572777f920946b5135f71901.jpg)
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