rlee
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Hello all,
Forgive the uninformed terminology I will likely use; I am a musician but am not a ukulele player. But I was told recently by a demonstrator at the Hohner booth (Winter NAMM show 2010 in Anaheim) that you are really great people and would be able to help me find a replacement part for an antique instrument.
My wife's great aunt owns what I believe is called a "banjo ukulele". Our cat recently knocked it off the top of a wardrobe and the head under the strings was punctured. I've searched the LP percussion site but cannot find anything that would fit. Please help!
I'll upload a picture of the instrument. I laid it next to a tape measure so you could gauge its size. (The name "Amelia" is scratched into the headstock; that is my wife's great aunt, who is currently 102!)
The head measures about 6.25 inches, assuming that it extends all the way under the black metallic retainer ring.
Thank you so much for your expert assistance!
Randy
Forgive the uninformed terminology I will likely use; I am a musician but am not a ukulele player. But I was told recently by a demonstrator at the Hohner booth (Winter NAMM show 2010 in Anaheim) that you are really great people and would be able to help me find a replacement part for an antique instrument.
My wife's great aunt owns what I believe is called a "banjo ukulele". Our cat recently knocked it off the top of a wardrobe and the head under the strings was punctured. I've searched the LP percussion site but cannot find anything that would fit. Please help!
I'll upload a picture of the instrument. I laid it next to a tape measure so you could gauge its size. (The name "Amelia" is scratched into the headstock; that is my wife's great aunt, who is currently 102!)
The head measures about 6.25 inches, assuming that it extends all the way under the black metallic retainer ring.
Thank you so much for your expert assistance!
Randy