ukulelearp
Well-known member
Hi everyone,
I haven't been active on the forums for a while now, but I suddenly need some advice. I'm here in Honolulu with my family until Friday. For years, I've wanted a K-brand ukulele but never wanted to buy one unless I could play it first.
Now that I'm here, I've been by a few different stores. The problem is, these instruments aren't cheap, and to get one I'd have to sell off my Loprinzi solid koa tenor ukulele. I love the way some of these ukuleles (especially the Koalohas) sound, but I'm not sure if it's silly of me to sell a handmade, solid koa instrument from a respected builder just because my trip won't feel complete if I leave without a Hawaiian ukulele.
What do you guys think? They're all great instruments, but I'm not sure.
I haven't been active on the forums for a while now, but I suddenly need some advice. I'm here in Honolulu with my family until Friday. For years, I've wanted a K-brand ukulele but never wanted to buy one unless I could play it first.
Now that I'm here, I've been by a few different stores. The problem is, these instruments aren't cheap, and to get one I'd have to sell off my Loprinzi solid koa tenor ukulele. I love the way some of these ukuleles (especially the Koalohas) sound, but I'm not sure if it's silly of me to sell a handmade, solid koa instrument from a respected builder just because my trip won't feel complete if I leave without a Hawaiian ukulele.
What do you guys think? They're all great instruments, but I'm not sure.