fabioponta
Well-known member
Hi,
I was looking at the soprano ukuleles koaloha (standart KSM-00 and pinneaple KSM-01) in MGM's website and noticed they now have a different bridge, wider and with the inscription carved into the wood: KOALOHA.
Are the Koaloha factory officially changing the bridge models in their soprano ukuleles? The concert will also change the model? (The only one that is on sale at the MGM has the traditional model).
I tried pictures or information on site koaloha: I don't found nothing...
Is that like the crown bridge removed of the tenor and superconcert size models, the soprano ukes are also changing?
These soprano ukes are in need of stronger bridges?
I have a koaloha superconcert and recently bought a soprano ukulele standard KSM-00, even with the traditional model of the bridge (2010). I am very happy with it because the soprano bridge reminds me of a classic uke. I think it blends more with the model soprano.
The new bridge is beautiful, but is it necessary to print a logo more than the headstock?
I was looking at the soprano ukuleles koaloha (standart KSM-00 and pinneaple KSM-01) in MGM's website and noticed they now have a different bridge, wider and with the inscription carved into the wood: KOALOHA.
Are the Koaloha factory officially changing the bridge models in their soprano ukuleles? The concert will also change the model? (The only one that is on sale at the MGM has the traditional model).
I tried pictures or information on site koaloha: I don't found nothing...
Is that like the crown bridge removed of the tenor and superconcert size models, the soprano ukes are also changing?
These soprano ukes are in need of stronger bridges?
I have a koaloha superconcert and recently bought a soprano ukulele standard KSM-00, even with the traditional model of the bridge (2010). I am very happy with it because the soprano bridge reminds me of a classic uke. I think it blends more with the model soprano.
The new bridge is beautiful, but is it necessary to print a logo more than the headstock?
