myrnaukelele
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No, and i am sorry now that I sold it. It was a sweet little Silvertone. Back in 1989 I replaced it with a Martin. Many more ukes have come my way since then but for sentimental reasons I wish I had kept it. I recently got a similar 1930s Silvertone just because it reminded me of that very first uke.Many better ukes have come-and-gone, but I still own the one that got me started
My wife got if for me as part of a birthday gift. I didn't want anything too expensive in case I gave-up on playing
I still play it on a regular basis, especially during the dry Chicago winters because I don't need to baby it. With Fremont strings, it still sounds surprisingly good
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