Mattyukaholic
Well-known member
Hi all,
I'm selling my Kiwaya KTS-7 soprano ukulele. I'm sad to see it go but I've become obsessed with Martins right now and need the funds! It is in superb condition. About two years old. It has some glossing on the upper bout from strumming but no dings or scratches etc.
I'm asking £450 or $730 plus actual postage from the UK. Will post worldwide.
Includes hard case.
It's a really great ukulele. Here's what HMS say about the KTS7 on their website:
Vintage Styled Soprano with Classic Tone!
The style 3 was Martin's first deluxe ukulele, first offered in 1916. The ornate craftsmanship set a new standard in eye catching ukulele design. Almost 100 years later the Japanese luthiers at Kiwaya ukulele are not reinventing the wheel, as they say, but they are doing an amazing job in replicating the classics with precision and musicality.
The light weight, custom feel of this instrument make it a joy to play. It has plenty of volume, sweetness, and that punchy uke tone many of us first fell in love with.
Standard- Soprano Size
Parallel white stripes down the center of the fingerboard
a sculpted point at the end of the fingerboard with matching pointed inlay on the top below the bridge
solid Honduran Mahogany top, back, and sides
ivoroid body binding
mahogany neck with rosewood fretboard
dot position markers
Deluxe Gotoh friction pegs in nickel
Very nice sounding uke handcrafted in Japan.
I'm selling my Kiwaya KTS-7 soprano ukulele. I'm sad to see it go but I've become obsessed with Martins right now and need the funds! It is in superb condition. About two years old. It has some glossing on the upper bout from strumming but no dings or scratches etc.
I'm asking £450 or $730 plus actual postage from the UK. Will post worldwide.
Includes hard case.
It's a really great ukulele. Here's what HMS say about the KTS7 on their website:
Vintage Styled Soprano with Classic Tone!
The style 3 was Martin's first deluxe ukulele, first offered in 1916. The ornate craftsmanship set a new standard in eye catching ukulele design. Almost 100 years later the Japanese luthiers at Kiwaya ukulele are not reinventing the wheel, as they say, but they are doing an amazing job in replicating the classics with precision and musicality.
The light weight, custom feel of this instrument make it a joy to play. It has plenty of volume, sweetness, and that punchy uke tone many of us first fell in love with.
Standard- Soprano Size
Parallel white stripes down the center of the fingerboard
a sculpted point at the end of the fingerboard with matching pointed inlay on the top below the bridge
solid Honduran Mahogany top, back, and sides
ivoroid body binding
mahogany neck with rosewood fretboard
dot position markers
Deluxe Gotoh friction pegs in nickel
Very nice sounding uke handcrafted in Japan.
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