mokai
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This is an Uluru II by Ayers Guirtars
To me, less is more, and this ukulele has it all.(I am not a fan of the plastic rosettes and bindings of similar priced ukuleles)
Solid sapelle top, back, sides, and (3pc) neck
Rosewood fretboard and bridge
Bone nut and (compensated) saddle
Satin finish
Friction tuners with koa? buttons
3mm Abalone fret markers (5,7,10,12)
14 frets to the body, 19 total
I bought this from http://www.fleacircusmusic.com/
it comes with a lifetime warranty
I was given 2 stickers and a set of extra strings for free.
I am not sure if sapelle is officially considered a type of mahogany, but the sound is very similar.
These are built in a Vietnamese guitar factory and their quality control shows.
The fit and finish on this ukulele is outstanding. There is not a single drip of glue out of place. Not even on the inside.
These are going for $209
If lost or stolen, I would buy again.
Compensated saddle
To me, less is more, and this ukulele has it all.(I am not a fan of the plastic rosettes and bindings of similar priced ukuleles)
Solid sapelle top, back, sides, and (3pc) neck
Rosewood fretboard and bridge
Bone nut and (compensated) saddle
Satin finish
Friction tuners with koa? buttons
3mm Abalone fret markers (5,7,10,12)
14 frets to the body, 19 total
I bought this from http://www.fleacircusmusic.com/
it comes with a lifetime warranty
I was given 2 stickers and a set of extra strings for free.
I am not sure if sapelle is officially considered a type of mahogany, but the sound is very similar.
These are built in a Vietnamese guitar factory and their quality control shows.
The fit and finish on this ukulele is outstanding. There is not a single drip of glue out of place. Not even on the inside.
These are going for $209
If lost or stolen, I would buy again.
Compensated saddle
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