savagehenry
Well-known member
I was reading a post by UUer France entitled "Give it time?" and a lot of interesting things popped up. He was saying that he had a Mya Moe that he wasn't really into. The conversation turned into that maybe it just wasn't the right ukulele for him. Many people have claimed that UAS is just the search for your perfect uke.
I'll be the first to admit that my UAS (6th uke on order now, bought first one in February) is not a quest for "the one", I just want to buy as many as possible (haha). But it did get me thinking about how many other people had cured their UAS by finding "the one." I've seen some UUers happy with their longneck sopranos, while others have a Silva or Moore Bettah and could care less about getting something else.
What do you think of "the one" theory?
If you've found "the ONE", please share your story.
Finding your holy grail sounding ukulele is not as easy as it seems..we all have personal tastes..so no one uke will be perfect for everyone..that is why we keep buying and searching for the "right one"
I totally agree. It took me about 6 years and 20 ukes to find "the one". I even thought I had "the one" a few times too early. In my case, it was definitely worth it to sell my ukes repeatedly and keep looking.
I'll be the first to admit that my UAS (6th uke on order now, bought first one in February) is not a quest for "the one", I just want to buy as many as possible (haha). But it did get me thinking about how many other people had cured their UAS by finding "the one." I've seen some UUers happy with their longneck sopranos, while others have a Silva or Moore Bettah and could care less about getting something else.
What do you think of "the one" theory?
If you've found "the ONE", please share your story.