garyg
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Hi folks, several weeks ago I posted about dropping my KoAloha pikake soprano and it turns out that I was a bit overly optimistic about the lack of damage. About 10 days ago I noticed a tight crack between the bottom of the instrument and the bridge. You can barely see it, you can feel it, but I can't detect any effect on the sound. Neither portion of the wood is raised to any significant extent. So what should I do? I don't really want to spend hundreds fixing the uke and I'm wondering if I should just let it be and play it until it does require repair? Or should I consider repair by a competent luthier now? TIA, g2