Tigeralum2001
Well-known member
After much deliberation, I have decided to thin my collection quite a bit. I have been blessed with some really great ukes, but I have attachment issues to all that I own. The hardest to let go was my vintage Martin tenor. It is a magnificent uke, but got so little playing time. At the end of the day, if I am not playing them then I don't need them. Especially when there are good homes out there that will love them.
Out of my 3 vintage Martins, the tenor was the best, it is in near mint shape. The good thing about selling the best of the bunch is it means the others will be easier to let go. I'm not sure where I will sell them. I hate selling vintage ukes online as I think it is best to inspect them and play them before buying.
My ultimate goal is to get down to 4-5 ukes. That is a significant decrease from where I am now. It may not be a cure for UAS (is there such a thing?), but not a bad first attempt at downsizing... Although, I will freely admit there are 2 ukes out there that I have my eye on... It's always something, isn't it?
Out of my 3 vintage Martins, the tenor was the best, it is in near mint shape. The good thing about selling the best of the bunch is it means the others will be easier to let go. I'm not sure where I will sell them. I hate selling vintage ukes online as I think it is best to inspect them and play them before buying.
My ultimate goal is to get down to 4-5 ukes. That is a significant decrease from where I am now. It may not be a cure for UAS (is there such a thing?), but not a bad first attempt at downsizing... Although, I will freely admit there are 2 ukes out there that I have my eye on... It's always something, isn't it?