RafterGirl
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I was naughty, and took a stroll through Reverb last week. I saw this little sweetie and couldn't help myself. Concert scale is my happy place, but I'm always looking for something more portable for travel. I love my KoAloha concert, so this unique long neck soprano seemed like it might fit in with my ukulele family quite nicely.
According to the seller it's a 2015 special issue cedar top, koa back & sides, mango fret board. I'm trying to contact KoAloha to confirm it's pedigree. It does have a KoAloha special issue label. It was listed in very good condition, and I can't find any flaws. I have heard tales of "sound hole sniffing" but have never engaged in that practice myself ......until now. The cedar aroma emanating from this ukulele is intoxicating. I'm still getting used to the "soprano sound" with the bark & jangle, and I'll experiment with strings to see what I like. Maybe Worth Clears? The uke came with a nice Crossrock case.
According to the seller it's a 2015 special issue cedar top, koa back & sides, mango fret board. I'm trying to contact KoAloha to confirm it's pedigree. It does have a KoAloha special issue label. It was listed in very good condition, and I can't find any flaws. I have heard tales of "sound hole sniffing" but have never engaged in that practice myself ......until now. The cedar aroma emanating from this ukulele is intoxicating. I'm still getting used to the "soprano sound" with the bark & jangle, and I'll experiment with strings to see what I like. Maybe Worth Clears? The uke came with a nice Crossrock case.
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