GKK
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I was just wondering what brand Ukelele members here have upgraded to?
When I get better, I would one day like to have a "Kamaka" Soprano. I think the craftsmanship and history of the family owned business is Awesome.
I was watching a video of the Kamaka factory and the owner said, all Ukulele's are sound checked by tapping the wood on the top/rear for the correct resonance before the placement of the strings so, they will be in the correct position. This technique was taught to one of the original workers by the company founder but, the most awesome part is, that employee is Deaf! He can tell by just the vibrations the wood makes.
After watching the video, I just had to have a Kamaka, they must sound Awesome.
When I get better, I would one day like to have a "Kamaka" Soprano. I think the craftsmanship and history of the family owned business is Awesome.
I was watching a video of the Kamaka factory and the owner said, all Ukulele's are sound checked by tapping the wood on the top/rear for the correct resonance before the placement of the strings so, they will be in the correct position. This technique was taught to one of the original workers by the company founder but, the most awesome part is, that employee is Deaf! He can tell by just the vibrations the wood makes.
After watching the video, I just had to have a Kamaka, they must sound Awesome.