pdxuke
Well-known member
I recently did a strum test of a Martin S1, Ohana Sk38 and Ohana Sk 35
(details here: http://www.ukuleleunderground.com/forum/showthread.php?75767-OHANA-MARTIN-Strum-Test)
Here is the order I played the ukes:
#1 Ohana SK 38
#2 Ohana SK 35
#3 Martin S1
I think the results show, clearly, what fine soprano ukes Ohana makes. That they could stand up so well to a Martin says a lot to me. We already established in a previous test that the Martin S1 had many fans, even up against vintage Martins.
It's an exciting time to collect and play ukes. The Martin s1 and these two Ohanas deserve your serious consideration.
And I've said it before, but here it is again: Bravo to Ken Middleton for the SK38. It is a modern classic.
Thanks for participating, all!
(details here: http://www.ukuleleunderground.com/forum/showthread.php?75767-OHANA-MARTIN-Strum-Test)
Here is the order I played the ukes:
#1 Ohana SK 38
#2 Ohana SK 35
#3 Martin S1
I think the results show, clearly, what fine soprano ukes Ohana makes. That they could stand up so well to a Martin says a lot to me. We already established in a previous test that the Martin S1 had many fans, even up against vintage Martins.
It's an exciting time to collect and play ukes. The Martin s1 and these two Ohanas deserve your serious consideration.
And I've said it before, but here it is again: Bravo to Ken Middleton for the SK38. It is a modern classic.
Thanks for participating, all!