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It's here-- and it's elegant -- like a well fitted tuxedo with a flower in the lapel-- Meticulous inside and out-- I almost skipped this one as the ebony is not as heavily contrasted with lighter streaks as some -- but I really enjoy the rich almost solid dark chocolate in contrast to the white...

Funny-- I had your cedar/rosewood in and out of my Cart at TUS twice before you bought it!

Another 'Oli baritone on its way to the Left Coast--

Plus 1 for Luis/LFDM as the best sounding tenors I have played at any price point (lattice bracing) and Hank/Kimo as the best value in custom ukes with amazing/exotic wood selections, tasteful esthetics, and big, bold, resonant tone (Hank's super tenor is exceptional!)

but, if I'm not mistaken, you can buy 2 Cocobolo baritones for the price of the moon bird baritone-- so maybe not a very fair comparison--

No problem Dave- I have not listed either for sale anywhere-- I'm in no rush to sell -- just running out of room to accommodate my UAS-- I think the Giannini is the better choice as well--

I have two vintage mahogany baritones with 19" scales-- a Vega "Arthur Godfrey," and a a Giannini -- both crack-free in very good condition-- You can take your pick for $250 shipped CUS--

KoAloha Spruce Top Purpleheart Super Concert-- This concert body with a tenor scale has a spruce top and a striking purpleheart wood back and sides. It has a striped ebony bridge and fingerboard, trimmed off with curly koa binding, and protected with a gloss lacquer finish. This Special Issue...

I was so proud of the new guitar I built. Then my wife came home in one of her moods

I would be interested in a luthier's opinion, but I would surmise that any wood which makes contact with the strings (like fretboards and tie-bridges) would be susceptible to finish damage from the rubbing of the strings-- although this maybe wouldn't apply to thru-bridges or pinned bridges--

Try rotating the holder 180 degrees (so it rises up instead of down) -- I need to do it for some of mine--

Les Paul and Paul with Paul's Les Paul ----

$90 for a vintage Giannini baritone--...

Always out -- on stands (or chairs) -- pretty constant 50-60% humidity--