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It seems counter-intuitive, but my solid Indian rosewood, steel-string, Silver Steel Fox baritone is quite loud and has really amazing sustain--

Not every uke can pull off a mustache--

I have--

Floating bridge and brass tailpiece on a Saul Koll archtop--

Damn that was awesome!! WOW--

WOW- what a great price on a fabulous instrument -- not a bad case either-- Is the strap included?

I voted up-- assuming "up" means "remove." (I'm not sure our Members have yet discovered the up and down arrows at the right of the initial thread--)

Luis (LFDM) has a great eye for wood (pun intended!) (Is it just me, or is one direction "masculine" and the other "feminine?")

Beauty in simplicity -- Baritone w/Spear Dancer petroglyph-- Steve Burke luthier --

Quiet down now-- we're not going to be able to keep buying amazing, world class , custom Kimo's for under $2000 if you tell everyone!! ET--I would love to see the backs of your Kimo headstocks--

There is nothing conventional about this uke-- solid rosewood body (including top), mother of toilet bowl bindings. braced for steel strings, 19" scale and pinned bridge-- loud with crazy long sustain--

Silver Steel Fox baritone (rosewood steel string)

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I hope you are right Ritesh, the seller has zero feedback, just joined Reverb, and is using his $1200 Moore Bettah as his profile picture on Reverb. Do you really believe that a person with 17 high-end ukes for sale, who showcases his MB is so out-of-touch with the market? Do you think this...

My intent in posting this warning should be obvious-- I don't believe that this was a missed opportunity-- The uke pictured is an authentic Moore Bettah tenor uke--

LFDM tenor - the same one as in my profile picture-- cedar top/amazon rosewood b&s, spalted maple, bloodwood --

Saul Koll archtop

Kimo (Hank) does lovely rears!