I got back into playing the uke about a year ago. Since then I have aquired one soprano and three concerts. I finally decided that I want to give the tenor a try. I wanted to get one that I could flip if either I didn't like the size or like it so much I wanted to upgrade. After a couple of emails with Mim I decided on the Ohana TK-20. VERY resonably priced for a solid mahogany top with laminate sides and back. I also like the feel of Ohana's neck.
When I told my wife she said "Where are you going to put all those ukes?"
I thought "Yes, I have reached the point where she stopped counting!" It's no longer 3 or 4 or 5. It's "all those". Don't get me wrong. I always tell her when I buy stuff. I have my $ and she has her $. I plan on (maybe) getting rid of a concert or two but I just like being at the point where ukes can freely come and go and hardly anyone but me will notice.
When I told my wife she said "Where are you going to put all those ukes?"
I thought "Yes, I have reached the point where she stopped counting!" It's no longer 3 or 4 or 5. It's "all those". Don't get me wrong. I always tell her when I buy stuff. I have my $ and she has her $. I plan on (maybe) getting rid of a concert or two but I just like being at the point where ukes can freely come and go and hardly anyone but me will notice.