didgeridoo2
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I just picked one up on a whim. I haven't had a baritone and not sure how much I'll play it. Sometimes I walk into a music shop (this was Kaye's music scene in reseda, ca), and I'll pick up a baritone and love the sound. Kaye's just became Ohana dealers recently and I hadn't played the bk-10, until today. It's a laminated uke and it is strung with ghs strings. He also has the cordoba solid top bari, the kala Bari and a Makala Bari. And he had the Ohana solid top Bari (bk-20). I went in to see the new islander ukes by kanilea since they've been getting tons of attention lately (they're lovely, btw).
Back to the bk-10...it sounded as good as the solid tops and the fit and finish was top notch, which is expected with Ohana. For a uke under $120, I think I did alright.
Anyone else have one and any suggestions on strings? This might be an opportunity to try the south coast linear sets, but I am open to suggestions.
Now I have to figure out how to explain it to the wife...
Back to the bk-10...it sounded as good as the solid tops and the fit and finish was top notch, which is expected with Ohana. For a uke under $120, I think I did alright.
Anyone else have one and any suggestions on strings? This might be an opportunity to try the south coast linear sets, but I am open to suggestions.
Now I have to figure out how to explain it to the wife...