Ukuleledad
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So I sold off a few ukes from my modest collection and set off to 'LoveUkes' in Somerset to give myself a Birthday treat.
They have a great selection of higher end instruments so I knew that I'd be spoilt for choice.
The Lanikai curly koa soprano looked great and sounded ok too. The solid acacia Kala likewise. Then I picked up the Martin.
I have read all sorts of reviews and opinions on Martins so I naively expected it to be in a similar league as the other two - then I played it. All I can say is quality, quality, quality!
I know that some people feel that Martins are expensive and I suppose they are when compared with other ukes but when I play the Martin (MY MARTIN!!) I feel like a better player and that is priceless.
Many thanks to Chris & Alison at LoveUkes.
They have a great selection of higher end instruments so I knew that I'd be spoilt for choice.
The Lanikai curly koa soprano looked great and sounded ok too. The solid acacia Kala likewise. Then I picked up the Martin.
I have read all sorts of reviews and opinions on Martins so I naively expected it to be in a similar league as the other two - then I played it. All I can say is quality, quality, quality!
I know that some people feel that Martins are expensive and I suppose they are when compared with other ukes but when I play the Martin (MY MARTIN!!) I feel like a better player and that is priceless.
Many thanks to Chris & Alison at LoveUkes.