Treebased
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Hi Everyone;
Recently joined up after lurking a while, thought I'd attempt to sell my soprano ukulele, need to move up to tenor for comfort, ease of playing.
Been a guitar player for years and the soprano is just hard to fret with my big hands.
This one is in nearly perfect condition, though I have been playing it a lot, it has no serious scratches, nicks or dings, all solid Goncalo Alves body, mahogany neck with maple binding, finger board and tortoise purfling.
Gold frets and white friction tuners.
I'm looking to get just enough out of it to offset materials for a tenor, probably 6 string, so $200 plus shipping. I don't have a case for it, but can order one for a fee for shipping.
It plays very nice, action is 7/64" across at the 12th, this one has only 13 frets total and utilizes a zero first fret, bone nut and saddle. Hand rubbed varnish finish.
DO feel free to ask for additional photos and questions ( hope these pics look ok?!,some I took outside, one inside with note.
Since this is my first post in the marketplace, let me know if I need to add/delete anything.
I am the maker, mostly acoustic guitars, but some nice ukes now and then.
private message or email is fine,. and thanks for looking.
Recently joined up after lurking a while, thought I'd attempt to sell my soprano ukulele, need to move up to tenor for comfort, ease of playing.
Been a guitar player for years and the soprano is just hard to fret with my big hands.
This one is in nearly perfect condition, though I have been playing it a lot, it has no serious scratches, nicks or dings, all solid Goncalo Alves body, mahogany neck with maple binding, finger board and tortoise purfling.
Gold frets and white friction tuners.
I'm looking to get just enough out of it to offset materials for a tenor, probably 6 string, so $200 plus shipping. I don't have a case for it, but can order one for a fee for shipping.
It plays very nice, action is 7/64" across at the 12th, this one has only 13 frets total and utilizes a zero first fret, bone nut and saddle. Hand rubbed varnish finish.
DO feel free to ask for additional photos and questions ( hope these pics look ok?!,some I took outside, one inside with note.
Since this is my first post in the marketplace, let me know if I need to add/delete anything.
I am the maker, mostly acoustic guitars, but some nice ukes now and then.
private message or email is fine,. and thanks for looking.