Capt-Dave
Member
I recently purchased a Martin C1K concert Ukulele. I am a guitar player and this was to be my first experience with a Uke. I purchased it new online. When the Uke came in it had a flaw in the Martin logo on the headstock. There was a bit of what looked to be white string or cloth under the CF and the letter "t" was missing from the est. 1833. The Uke sounded fantastic but the headstock kind of weighed on me. I finally broke down and contacted the online seller to arrange an exchange.
Am I being too fussy here? I hate to be the guy that complains about every little thing. I think the fact that the instrument was a Martin was what pushed me for the exchange. This is my third Martin, I already own two Martin guitars. In my book Martin stands for quality and that headstock just bugged me.
Would you have sent it back?
(see photo)
Am I being too fussy here? I hate to be the guy that complains about every little thing. I think the fact that the instrument was a Martin was what pushed me for the exchange. This is my third Martin, I already own two Martin guitars. In my book Martin stands for quality and that headstock just bugged me.
Would you have sent it back?
(see photo)