Hello Forum! New user - First post!
I have really been enjoying the UU site, and just started looking at the forums over the last few weeks. Great information and insight. (Maybe I should have asked part of this question before buying!) Anyway, I am the proud new owner of what appears to be a Lehua Traditional Model Concert. See photo.
I am waiting for it to arrive, and I am already considering getting some Gotoh tuners to upgrade it! Do I have the fever or what? So, 2 questions: Anyone know anything about these Lehuas? The Lehua site is slim on details, but shows 2 concert models. Mine has rope binding, but gears and not pegs.
I guess I will know more when I get it in my hands. As for the gotohs - see photo, I think these may be the ticket.
Any info or feedback will be greatly appreciated. I look forward to participating here and in this crazy Ukulele "Underground".
PS - The Ukulele in the photo is the actual axe in question. The Lehua site shows the "Traditional Concert" with rope binding like this has, but with pegs as opposed to these tuners.
Thanks Again - Keith
I have really been enjoying the UU site, and just started looking at the forums over the last few weeks. Great information and insight. (Maybe I should have asked part of this question before buying!) Anyway, I am the proud new owner of what appears to be a Lehua Traditional Model Concert. See photo.
I am waiting for it to arrive, and I am already considering getting some Gotoh tuners to upgrade it! Do I have the fever or what? So, 2 questions: Anyone know anything about these Lehuas? The Lehua site is slim on details, but shows 2 concert models. Mine has rope binding, but gears and not pegs.
I guess I will know more when I get it in my hands. As for the gotohs - see photo, I think these may be the ticket.
Any info or feedback will be greatly appreciated. I look forward to participating here and in this crazy Ukulele "Underground".
PS - The Ukulele in the photo is the actual axe in question. The Lehua site shows the "Traditional Concert" with rope binding like this has, but with pegs as opposed to these tuners.
Thanks Again - Keith
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