grandpoobah
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Anybody know of a good one? I tried to bring in my Ele'uke a while back to Sam Ash as I work in the area but was told they couldn't help me. I had a simple situation where I just needed the action lowered at the bridge. They told me all they could do was change the strings... nice. I ended up sanding the bridge myself and it works splendidly. I just get the feeling they don't really care for ukuleles.
On to my new situation. I got a Kala Pocket Uke, and the once again the action is way too high, this time at the nut. I'd like to get a setup on it, but i know its a bit of a dinky instrument. As it stands now the first fret is going waaaay sharp.
Any suggestions for a good NYC ukulele Luthier? I have a few other things on some uke's I'd like to have addressed too, but nothing that makes them as unplayable as this Kala Pocket.
-cheers
alex
On to my new situation. I got a Kala Pocket Uke, and the once again the action is way too high, this time at the nut. I'd like to get a setup on it, but i know its a bit of a dinky instrument. As it stands now the first fret is going waaaay sharp.
Any suggestions for a good NYC ukulele Luthier? I have a few other things on some uke's I'd like to have addressed too, but nothing that makes them as unplayable as this Kala Pocket.
-cheers
alex
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