Tommy B
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Hi everyone. I'm selling off my ukes that don't get played to offset a large, unexpected veterinary bill. This is an early Kamaka pineapple bearing the 1928 dated label. It does not have the pineapple decal on the soundboard, and I don't see any indication that there ever was one.
For more photos, please see this album:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shutterbutt/sets/72157636599928563/
This uke is a fine player and has a lovely tone, but it is in as-found, unrestored condition. It has the following issues:
This is a sweet and iconic ukulele. Sorry, I don't have a case for this, but I will double-box it for safe transport. Please PM me or email me directly at eightpaws-at-sbcglobal-dot-net with questions.
Thanks,
Tom
For more photos, please see this album:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shutterbutt/sets/72157636599928563/
This uke is a fine player and has a lovely tone, but it is in as-found, unrestored condition. It has the following issues:
- One of the tuning pegs does not match.
- There is an open crack on the back. It closes up nicely and should be an easy repair.
- There is some sinking in the soundboard, causing the bridge to tilt lower at the bass end. As a result, the action at the G string is slightly lower than at the A string. The uke is still playable, and I think the action is fine on all strings. I've photographed the action at both the G and A strings. Please see the photo album.
This is a sweet and iconic ukulele. Sorry, I don't have a case for this, but I will double-box it for safe transport. Please PM me or email me directly at eightpaws-at-sbcglobal-dot-net with questions.
Thanks,
Tom
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