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Hippie Dribble
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no, not the banjo kinds, Aaron built some standard ukuleles also under the name beansprout. Really hoping someone, somewhere may have one they're willing to pass on.
dirtiestkidever
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WTS! (want to see) Beansprout ukulele
I would just like to some see pics of them.
I would just like to some see pics of them.
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Hippie Dribble
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no worries brother, can do. This is the sweetheart I let go in a fit of madness a few years back. Pined for it ever since.
fretie
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Cute uke!
What's the wood he used to make this beansprout?
Were they all made from the same wood?
What's the wood he used to make this beansprout?
Were they all made from the same wood?
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Hippie Dribble
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this one is all curly maple. no he used a variety of different woods but I don't think he made a gazillion of em.
ichadwick
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I have a Baritone he made with vintage mahogany. Bought it second hand from someone who had a pickup installed. Interested in a baritone? Can post photos and description if so.
Strumdaddy
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It would seem that you have a weakness for blondes!
I've always loved the stripey maple necks on old Fender Strats........ even violin necks!!!!
I've always loved the stripey maple necks on old Fender Strats........ even violin necks!!!!
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Hippie Dribble
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yes please Ian, would appreciate it mate
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Hippie Dribble
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Ha! You're right of course brother.
I do have a couple of dark ones too that I adore, a claro walnut and a dark stained mahogany. But mmmm, that little maple concert peanut was a butterfly I never should have let fly away paullchter
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Ian -
I'd be interested in the baritone. Any pics?
paul 425-238-1568
I'd be interested in the baritone. Any pics?
paul 425-238-1568
