stevepetergal
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THIS INSTRUMENT HAS BEEN SOLD. CONGRATULATIONS, drdl. This ukulele is in almost perfect condition. One very small ding on headstock on front, upper right corner which doesn't show up in photo, put there by a local luthier (I wanted to KILL him, but I got over it.) This could almost certainly be buffed out. Otherwise, the UV cured polyester high-gloss finish is perfect.
It's about two years old and has been loved. Played a few hundred hours, been played in several solo and accompaniment performances. Impressed audience members and ukulele players every time it's left the house.
It is everything one would expect from Mya-Moe. Clear, full, consistant sound, and best intonation in the ukulele market. Not a harsh element in it. Plays smoothly. I love it, but have learned a great deal from this magnificent instrument. I've learned how to get good tone from every note, how to accent one note in a chord over the others even when it's one of the middle strings. I've also learned that I'm not a Tenor guy. I must play a concert. And I still have not learned to prefer the radiused fretboard over flat. So, as much as I do love this beautiful piece of craftsmanship, I feel someone else should have it. As wonderful as it is, I haven't been playing it.
It is as ordered except I have recently replaced the Worth strings with D'Addario classical strings. They are a little quiet for my taste but sound very pretty. I prefer the Worth clears it came with, and will include three sets (two high G and one low G) plus a set of low G Ko'olau Mahana's with wound #3 and #4 with the sale, plus an experimental Aquila Low G string I tried on it. It will also come with a customized Dunlop Capo for a radiused ukulele fret board.
This is all solid Mango with Bloodwood binding on body and fretboard, special-order Gotoh gold, closed-gear tuning machines with amber buttons, gold strap button, and a K&K Twin-Spot passive pick-up which works perfectly. Please check Mya-Moe's website for all specifics and better photos.
Asking $1400, with Hardshell case extra set of strings and Herco humidifier. With any questions or reasonable offer, please send a Personal Message.
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It's about two years old and has been loved. Played a few hundred hours, been played in several solo and accompaniment performances. Impressed audience members and ukulele players every time it's left the house.
It is everything one would expect from Mya-Moe. Clear, full, consistant sound, and best intonation in the ukulele market. Not a harsh element in it. Plays smoothly. I love it, but have learned a great deal from this magnificent instrument. I've learned how to get good tone from every note, how to accent one note in a chord over the others even when it's one of the middle strings. I've also learned that I'm not a Tenor guy. I must play a concert. And I still have not learned to prefer the radiused fretboard over flat. So, as much as I do love this beautiful piece of craftsmanship, I feel someone else should have it. As wonderful as it is, I haven't been playing it.
It is as ordered except I have recently replaced the Worth strings with D'Addario classical strings. They are a little quiet for my taste but sound very pretty. I prefer the Worth clears it came with, and will include three sets (two high G and one low G) plus a set of low G Ko'olau Mahana's with wound #3 and #4 with the sale, plus an experimental Aquila Low G string I tried on it. It will also come with a customized Dunlop Capo for a radiused ukulele fret board.
This is all solid Mango with Bloodwood binding on body and fretboard, special-order Gotoh gold, closed-gear tuning machines with amber buttons, gold strap button, and a K&K Twin-Spot passive pick-up which works perfectly. Please check Mya-Moe's website for all specifics and better photos.
Asking $1400, with Hardshell case extra set of strings and Herco humidifier. With any questions or reasonable offer, please send a Personal Message.
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Good luck on the sale Steve.
