NEED HELP!!! I can achieve my dreams with this !

R

RaiDel67

Active member

Joined

Jun 1, 2016

Messages

30

Reaction score

0

Location

Clarksville, TN

• Aug 25, 2016

• #1

I want a double neck steel string whammy bar 8 string tenor or baritone top, 4 string tenor or soprano bottom electric ukulele.

Help me.

Im confident I can afford it or be close to it, I forgot the site that was shown to me a while back on here. The site has the word blue in it, and it has the closest thing to what I'm striving for.

I need help remembering lol


Edit: thank you janeray1940!!!

 

Last edited: Aug 25, 2016

janeray1940

Well-known member

Joined

Nov 19, 2009

Messages

5,667

Reaction score

27

• Aug 25, 2016

• #2

Could it be... http://bluestarguitarcompany.com/ukuleles/1811901

 

OP

OP

R

RaiDel67

Active member

Joined

Jun 1, 2016

Messages

30

Reaction score

0

Location

Clarksville, TN

• Aug 25, 2016

• #3

janeray1940 said:

could it be... http://bluestarguitarcompany.com/ukuleles/1811901

Click to expand...

yus!!!!! Thank you!!!

 

KohanMike

Los Angeles, Beverly Grove West

UU VIP

Joined

Sep 15, 2013

Messages

6,754

Reaction score

2,420

Location

near the Beverly Center.

• Aug 25, 2016

• #4

Bruce Herron at Blue Star Guitar built me two basses, a mini electric Telecaster style and the body for a Rondo Hadean bass uke. Good guy and does good work.

 

OP

OP

R

RaiDel67

Active member

Joined

Jun 1, 2016

Messages

30

Reaction score

0

Location

Clarksville, TN

• Aug 25, 2016

• #5

Those are siiiiiick

 

jer

Well-known member

Joined

Mar 6, 2015

Messages

1,025

Reaction score

111

Location

USA

• Aug 26, 2016

• #6

I got to try out an electric tenor uke that Bruce made. It was nice. His prices seem really reasonable compared to a lot of others with his skills too. I hope it works out for you!

 

spongeuke

Well-known member

Joined

Feb 18, 2013

Messages

751

Reaction score

301

Location

Petaluma, CA

• Aug 27, 2016

• #7

This might be sacrilege, but for a solid body electric Tenor/Baritone. Get a suitably priced and even sized solid body guitar put a capo on the 5th fret for a tenor and take it off for a baritone. It will probably weigh less and you will have 2 extra strings to play with.
The other reason for this recommendation is that solid body instruments with pick ups like that sound like guitars, no matter what size.

 

OP

OP

R

RaiDel67

Active member

Joined

Jun 1, 2016

Messages

30

Reaction score

0

Location

Clarksville, TN

• Aug 27, 2016

• #8

Well I'd like it small. I've committed myself to shred on tiny insruments lol. Having the double neck just makes it that much cooler to do it with lol.

 

spongeuke

Well-known member

Joined

Feb 18, 2013

Messages

751

Reaction score

301

Location

Petaluma, CA

• Aug 27, 2016

• #9

That would look cooler than the average guitar. My interest is that in a couple of months I should have a flip Bass-Bari coming out of my closet (shop). Even changes color depending on which side your playing.