SuzukHammer
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I have bought 2 of Eugene Ukulele's old ukes and they are banged up with strum marks. I swear to God that buying used EugeneUkulele ukes is much better than buying new ukes.
Chris Tarman mentioned an old Gibson was surprisingly wonderful to play. I completely believe it now.
I am a believer in old beat up ukes!! strip me down and hit me with a Low G string til I say ENOUGH!!, I am converted.
To celebrate, I put strum marks on my unplayed Koaloha that's been sitting in its case and it sounded nothing but tasty, spicy, and zesty. I looked at those strum marks. Yes, they are permanent and it means the Koaloha will be played. Its gone from case queen to player in one sitting.
I just had to post it.
Getting rough is what its all about.
Chris Tarman mentioned an old Gibson was surprisingly wonderful to play. I completely believe it now.
I am a believer in old beat up ukes!! strip me down and hit me with a Low G string til I say ENOUGH!!, I am converted.
To celebrate, I put strum marks on my unplayed Koaloha that's been sitting in its case and it sounded nothing but tasty, spicy, and zesty. I looked at those strum marks. Yes, they are permanent and it means the Koaloha will be played. Its gone from case queen to player in one sitting.
I just had to post it.
Getting rough is what its all about.