CountryMouse
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(cross-posted from my blog)
I have a LOT of ukuleles. The ones that I have that cost a bit more are:
-- Island design floral custom concert Fluke
-- Red cowboy design concert Fluke
-- Denim design concert Flea
-- Eleuke mahogany soprano
-- Kala Watermelon soprano
I have a cigar-box ukulele that was a gift and handmade, so I wouldn't begin to know how to value that.
I have several others that I don't really need and probably should sell or give away...but I have reasons why I don't want to:
-- The light blue tropical fruit Mahalo soprano is the one I learned on and I feel sentimental about.
-- My white Makala dolphin soprano I really WANT to keep because it has such a sweet sound.
-- A standard brown Lanakai soprano (LU-21) with white binding. It's the only traditional-looking ukulele I have.
-- TV Pal vintage plastic ukulele. Those are interesting and hard to find at a decent price. A friend went to a lot of trouble to get it for me.
-- Black Mahalo Les Paul soprano. I bought this as a beater. If I take it somewhere and it gets damaged/lost/stolen, it won't be a terrible loss.
SO: why do I still want a "poiple" Flea soprano??? I think I've just about given up on a banjolele--they are so loud and would be overpowering for my voice. But I love the sound of the Flea. And I'd like the smaller version of it. I guess purple ("poiple"), although other designs and colours call to me also.
AAARRRGH! I am suddenly in the throes of UAS again!
CountryMouse
I have a LOT of ukuleles. The ones that I have that cost a bit more are:
-- Island design floral custom concert Fluke
-- Red cowboy design concert Fluke
-- Denim design concert Flea
-- Eleuke mahogany soprano
-- Kala Watermelon soprano
I have a cigar-box ukulele that was a gift and handmade, so I wouldn't begin to know how to value that.
I have several others that I don't really need and probably should sell or give away...but I have reasons why I don't want to:
-- The light blue tropical fruit Mahalo soprano is the one I learned on and I feel sentimental about.
-- My white Makala dolphin soprano I really WANT to keep because it has such a sweet sound.
-- A standard brown Lanakai soprano (LU-21) with white binding. It's the only traditional-looking ukulele I have.
-- TV Pal vintage plastic ukulele. Those are interesting and hard to find at a decent price. A friend went to a lot of trouble to get it for me.
-- Black Mahalo Les Paul soprano. I bought this as a beater. If I take it somewhere and it gets damaged/lost/stolen, it won't be a terrible loss.
SO: why do I still want a "poiple" Flea soprano??? I think I've just about given up on a banjolele--they are so loud and would be overpowering for my voice. But I love the sound of the Flea. And I'd like the smaller version of it. I guess purple ("poiple"), although other designs and colours call to me also.
AAARRRGH! I am suddenly in the throes of UAS again!
CountryMouse