rappsy
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With recent additions, it becomes a challenge in deciding which ones to keep and which ones to let go. As I learn more and get nicer instruments, the decisions become even harder in that they all have something wonderful to offer.
With the stable I currently have, I have decided to make someone extremely happy and offer my Ono Tenor #28
This is from the Ono site.
http://www.onoukes.com/gallery/#/uke28/
Instead of reinventing the wheel, I have permission from the previous owner to use his post.
http://forum.ukuleleunderground.com...ood-and-Adirondack-Spruce-top&highlight=tenor
Also, a thorough and comprehensive comparison with a much pricier Uke was conducted with this actual Uke and a Collings. Read through it and see how well the Ono compared.
http://forum.ukuleleunderground.com...(blind-samples)&highlight=collings+comparison
David Ingalls,the builder of these Ukes, is an absolutely wonderful man to work with and his Ukes deserve all the accolades they get. The prices are higher now and they are definitely worth it. His website says there is about a year wait.
The condition is just as received which is wonderful. I am very thorough in my descriptions, sometimes more than necessary so here goes.
Items of note.
1) The action is low, so the C string has a slight buzz when plucking hard. Easy to correct. Adjustments to the saddle or nut should do it. I accept this because I like it low and you have to pluck really hard to hear it.
2) At the top of the body on the back, something I would never be able to photograph, is an extremely thin scratch. It is only visible when you search for it with a strong light.
3) Strap pins were added.
It comes with a well made case.
I am not looking to profit. I am not looking to lose either. I paid $750, which is my firm asking price, plus shipping & PayPal fees or PayPal Friends & Family to avoid the PP fee.
Plenty of references here. Have confidence working with me.
With the stable I currently have, I have decided to make someone extremely happy and offer my Ono Tenor #28
This is from the Ono site.
http://www.onoukes.com/gallery/#/uke28/
Instead of reinventing the wheel, I have permission from the previous owner to use his post.
http://forum.ukuleleunderground.com...ood-and-Adirondack-Spruce-top&highlight=tenor
Also, a thorough and comprehensive comparison with a much pricier Uke was conducted with this actual Uke and a Collings. Read through it and see how well the Ono compared.
http://forum.ukuleleunderground.com...(blind-samples)&highlight=collings+comparison
David Ingalls,the builder of these Ukes, is an absolutely wonderful man to work with and his Ukes deserve all the accolades they get. The prices are higher now and they are definitely worth it. His website says there is about a year wait.
The condition is just as received which is wonderful. I am very thorough in my descriptions, sometimes more than necessary so here goes.
Items of note.
1) The action is low, so the C string has a slight buzz when plucking hard. Easy to correct. Adjustments to the saddle or nut should do it. I accept this because I like it low and you have to pluck really hard to hear it.
2) At the top of the body on the back, something I would never be able to photograph, is an extremely thin scratch. It is only visible when you search for it with a strong light.
3) Strap pins were added.
It comes with a well made case.
I am not looking to profit. I am not looking to lose either. I paid $750, which is my firm asking price, plus shipping & PayPal fees or PayPal Friends & Family to avoid the PP fee.
Plenty of references here. Have confidence working with me.
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