Blue moon ukulele's?

Hey guys,

I've been playing my cheap little mahalo for a while and are thinking of upgrading a little bit, i want a deeper more whole sound and i've seen this nice looking tenor, can i play the same on a concert as on a tenor? ie. c = 5433

http://www.musiccorner.co.uk/Ukulel...e-Moon-Tenor-Ukulele,spruce/product_info.html

This is the ukulele i've been looking at, and im wondering if its the right thing to do, any help guys? i cant find any review's on it so i thought i'd ask you guys

Thanks

Dan

There's a bit of a thread here: http://www.ukuleleunderground.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11534 that I started when I found a soprano (solid top mahogany) for £48. I really liked it and it seemed very good quality.
http://www.hobgoblin.com/local/GR3502-p-Blue-Moon-Sop-Ukulele-mahogany-Page.htm

I have a Blue Moon baritone with a spruce top and it is OK but I don't really lie it that much - it has a very "tinny" quality and the neck is a little uncomfortable on the left hand. I have a bit of a downer on baritones anyway so it may just be that.

I also tried a Blue Moon Spruce topped soprano that was truly horrible:
http://www.hobgoblin.com/local/GR3505-p-Blue-Moon-Sop-Ukulele,-spruce-Page.htm so I guess you just have to try one for yourself.

Just as an afterthought, I also tried their pear-shaped "F" hole model in Sapele wood and it was a lovely rich-shounding instrument with a nice feel to the neck and was playable all the way up the neck but I didn't like the shape and found it difficult to hold.

Tony