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The Low Humidity Monster has reared its ugly head here in Florida . Night temperatures have been falling into the 30 degree F. range, and tonight it will be much worse. Humidity in my home has dipped to 30 degrees . I've locked my new used koa uke in its case, and am reluctant to use it for fear of damage.
Anyone know of decent plastic or plastic like ukes being made? I have a Martin Parlor guitar constructed out of man made material(some kind of synthetic), and it sounds and plays great, some say as good as my wood Larrivee parlor guitar.
I would really like a uke I don't have to worry about in low humidity. Just one I can leave out, pick up, and play. then put down.
I hope someone out in Uke Land can help.
Thanks, and Happy New Year,
Strings
Anyone know of decent plastic or plastic like ukes being made? I have a Martin Parlor guitar constructed out of man made material(some kind of synthetic), and it sounds and plays great, some say as good as my wood Larrivee parlor guitar.
I would really like a uke I don't have to worry about in low humidity. Just one I can leave out, pick up, and play. then put down.
I hope someone out in Uke Land can help.
Thanks, and Happy New Year,
Strings
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