I got my Ohana tenor about two weeks ago and once I had it tuned and lowered the action I have managed to put down for food and sleep ... but not for long
Being my first uke its all new to me but I was a little disturbed yesterday to discover the top is deformed around the bridge.I know that old vintage ukuleles suffer from this but I am surprised to see it on my 'new' ukulele.
I understand that a Ohana is not a top of the line brand but should this have happened ??
The bridge plate hasn't pulled higher than the ukes face outer edges but there is depressions either side of it.
Being my first uke its all new to me but I was a little disturbed yesterday to discover the top is deformed around the bridge.I know that old vintage ukuleles suffer from this but I am surprised to see it on my 'new' ukulele.
I understand that a Ohana is not a top of the line brand but should this have happened ??
The bridge plate hasn't pulled higher than the ukes face outer edges but there is depressions either side of it.
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