I realize this doesn't officially qualify as a uke but it does for me.......in a vague way. I started on ukes, mostly tenors, and now have a few baritones, and tenor guitars. They are tuned DGBE and I play them both the same way. They are like big steel string baritone ukes to me. I know other members here have tenor guitars so that they too can venture into the steel string sound..I figured they would enjoy seeing this.
This is a vintage Regal resonator tenor guitar from the mid 1930s. This is a first for me in a couple areas, first resonator and first vintage instrument. I was very lucky that a friend of Simons offered to sell this to me. He inherited from his uncle who had bought it new. It is in amazing shape, I put new strings on it and it plays as well or better than my other much newer tenor guitars. Here is a sound sample, and some pictures. Playing is a little sketchy as it is a new song and instrument I am learning
https://app.box.com/s/kkym2t8kxrkny4zoknl7vimpmkplszl6
This is a vintage Regal resonator tenor guitar from the mid 1930s. This is a first for me in a couple areas, first resonator and first vintage instrument. I was very lucky that a friend of Simons offered to sell this to me. He inherited from his uncle who had bought it new. It is in amazing shape, I put new strings on it and it plays as well or better than my other much newer tenor guitars. Here is a sound sample, and some pictures. Playing is a little sketchy as it is a new song and instrument I am learning
https://app.box.com/s/kkym2t8kxrkny4zoknl7vimpmkplszl6
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