coolkayaker1
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http://www.pohakuukulele.com/pages/steampunktwo.html
Peter Hurney, luthier and artist, strikes again, with Steampunk #2. It's so unique, it's killer! There's an octopus living in the soundhole! (steampunk #1 is sold but in his webpage gallery)
I wanted to post the link -- he basically just quietly just puts ukes in his "for sale" page. Although it may not be everyone's taste, it is so unique. And, of course, Peter makes tons of more "regular" ukes for those players that are less "ambitious".
Hey, just thought I'd post for those current and future PoHaku mavens. What Peter offers, for same or even less than some other expensive brands (those that start with a capital "K") is phenomenal. So pretty:
http://www.pohakuukulele.com/pages/m&kcon10.html
P.S. If you click ukes for sale at the top of the linked page, you see what else Peter has now. These are so well built and playable it's insane. Just sayin'...
Peter Hurney, luthier and artist, strikes again, with Steampunk #2. It's so unique, it's killer! There's an octopus living in the soundhole! (steampunk #1 is sold but in his webpage gallery)
I wanted to post the link -- he basically just quietly just puts ukes in his "for sale" page. Although it may not be everyone's taste, it is so unique. And, of course, Peter makes tons of more "regular" ukes for those players that are less "ambitious".
Hey, just thought I'd post for those current and future PoHaku mavens. What Peter offers, for same or even less than some other expensive brands (those that start with a capital "K") is phenomenal. So pretty:
http://www.pohakuukulele.com/pages/m&kcon10.html
P.S. If you click ukes for sale at the top of the linked page, you see what else Peter has now. These are so well built and playable it's insane. Just sayin'...
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