That's right folks...here's the details:
1. It's a Kamaka Keiki soprano
2. I think it was made in Japan
3. Probably from the 60's with a mahogany body?
4. Plays and sounds fantastic
5. Totally playable....it needs no work to enjoy now.
6. It has a small very well repaired crack on lower bout by soundhole. It's hard to see.
7. The back seam separated between the two bookmatched pieces of wood. At sometime Titebond was rubbed in to fill the seam. It ain't pretty but no light is coming through and its hasn't moved in over a year.
8. It's got some wear on the upper bouts and some other nicks, etc. showing its age.
9. Includes new Crossrock gig bag.
Paypal preferred and free shipping in US.
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1. It's a Kamaka Keiki soprano
2. I think it was made in Japan
3. Probably from the 60's with a mahogany body?
4. Plays and sounds fantastic
5. Totally playable....it needs no work to enjoy now.
6. It has a small very well repaired crack on lower bout by soundhole. It's hard to see.
7. The back seam separated between the two bookmatched pieces of wood. At sometime Titebond was rubbed in to fill the seam. It ain't pretty but no light is coming through and its hasn't moved in over a year.
8. It's got some wear on the upper bouts and some other nicks, etc. showing its age.
9. Includes new Crossrock gig bag.
Paypal preferred and free shipping in US.
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