Captain Simian
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Can't tell if my uke is a solid or laminate top
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The Grain seems to be consistant inside the soundhole and outside..but that means nothing..LOL did you check the unfinished edges of the soundhole....
OldePhart
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:agree: ...maybe.
In the second picture, the one where the close up of the sound hole is reasonably in-focus, it looks like laminations are visible even under the white paint. Definitely hard to tell for sure.Anyway, for $0.50 what does it matter - if it's one of your favs that all that really counts.
John
itsme
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Sweet looking uke, especially for what you paid for it.
If you like it, that's all that counts in my book.
If you like it, that's all that counts in my book.
Koa Soprano
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You could try to peel away the soundhole binding slightly (at the joint) to get a peek behind, and reglue it.
coolkayaker1
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Appreciate it like a solid top, but bang it around and use it as if it were a laminate.
uke552
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Sweet looking uke, especially for what you paid for it.
If you like it, that's all that counts in my book.
Yes, very nice find-enjoy her!
