fountainpenkid
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Hi all!
(I don't come here that often, so if there has already been a discussion on this I'm sorry)
So this thing kept wanting me to "like" it on my facebook page. I ignored it for a very long time, but yesterday finally clicked on the thing.
Apparently a company in Oregon has designed and prototyped a plastic ukulele that will sound great, be very durable, and have the shape of a vintage ukulele (although I don't know who made ukueles with the shape they use...). It looks cool. The plastic is glass-fiber filled polycarbonate...I have held this material in my hands, (albeit it was fountain pen, not a ukuele), but I can't imagine it on a ukulele.
The price is $100, which seems great, especially because it is made in the USA.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Will
(I don't come here that often, so if there has already been a discussion on this I'm sorry)
So this thing kept wanting me to "like" it on my facebook page. I ignored it for a very long time, but yesterday finally clicked on the thing.
Apparently a company in Oregon has designed and prototyped a plastic ukulele that will sound great, be very durable, and have the shape of a vintage ukulele (although I don't know who made ukueles with the shape they use...). It looks cool. The plastic is glass-fiber filled polycarbonate...I have held this material in my hands, (albeit it was fountain pen, not a ukuele), but I can't imagine it on a ukulele.
The price is $100, which seems great, especially because it is made in the USA.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Will