Yes C string on the Kamaka is very nice and mellow, but I think the Glyph is more balanced on all strings. Anyway both are very fine instruments. Brüko, even if a cheaper instrument is a good one too, with more roots sound and percussive impression, nice for some popular music.
Nicely done Val.
I thought all 3 stood up well with the comparison.
My personal choice was the tenor although I too was surprised with the "complete" range of the Kamaka.
I am interested in the price of each of the ukes. I think the middle one could become my choice on that basis.
After hearing the ukes speak for themselves I am now interested in hearing more (i did read post #4) about what you think of them....