Jake Wildwood
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So, first up here's a "composite" banjo uke I built from a 20s Harmony neck mated to a 20s Oscar Schmidt 11" rim. The rest of the parent instruments weren't useful as they'd been badly damaged.
This makes it one of the larger-headed banjo ukes I've seen and it sounds darn cool in a low-G tuning.
Click here for the full blog post on this guy:
Next, a cute Harmony-made "California" style banjo uke with a canoe scene decal -- click here for the blog post on this one:
And finally, a curious all-birch thinline uke from (probably) the 30s, with SS Stewart badging. Click here for the post on this one:
This makes it one of the larger-headed banjo ukes I've seen and it sounds darn cool in a low-G tuning.
Click here for the full blog post on this guy:
Next, a cute Harmony-made "California" style banjo uke with a canoe scene decal -- click here for the blog post on this one:
And finally, a curious all-birch thinline uke from (probably) the 30s, with SS Stewart badging. Click here for the post on this one: