They are being sold as new. Bruce does carry a warrantee (kinda), in fact, I already had to work out something with him on one that had a major flaw. Bruce makes a pretty good uke, but his QA isn't really up as it should. about 10-20% of the ukes that go out, probably shouldn't. I had a concert Acacia that I worked a deal with him, where he refunded my cost, and we agreed for me to buy it back as damaged, so he wouldn't have to cover shipping back. I took it, and repaired the damage. It is in fact, better than it would have been if it didn't have a defect. But, I can not with a clear head sell that one, especially as new since it does have a major repair. But, I wanted to keep it as a benchmark for me to monitor long term, and play it. It is actually my sweetest playing personal ukes at the moment.
That said, to answer your question, I don't have a specified written warrantee this early in the game, BUT, I will do the right thing, and not stick someone with a lemon. I am doing my best to weed out that bad 10-20% at my shop before they get into the hands of an end player. If by chance one does get out from my shop, Those will be dealt with on a case by case, up to return and full refund, and I will work it out with Bruce. WIth our relationship at this point, he would probably work better with me anyway. So, basically at this point, no official warrantee because I have not worked out the details, but YES, I will do the right thing by my customers.
