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For me, that would be my, mass manufactured in the 1920s, Martin Style 0. I can't imagine getting rid of this uke. I hope whoever gets...

I don't think things will turn out too great if you already glued in the frets. How thick did you leave the fretboard? I just made a...

a pair of locking C- Clamps will probably help flatten out the radius. I use them to seat my frets and they work perfectly. Don't glue...

I generally change mine on the regular players every six months, unless I notice a change in intonation or liveliness. Then I do so...

Do you change strings regularly on a schedule or by some other criteria? I’d been very happy with the strings(Worth Browns) on my Flight...

If I'm playing a lot, will change strings every 3 months. They don't show wear but get slightly discolored & intonation is not as good...

Depends on how much you value sound quality. Some people wait until their strings start to chip or fray and by then your intonation and...

I've only been playing a few years and I am still trying to figure out which strings sound best on each instrument. In theory, I change...

Besides playing and practicing at home and engaging in this forum (we know who you are!), how else do you engage with others in your...

Up for sale is a nice Martin concert uke that I believe is late 40’s, maybe early 50’s. All solid mahogany with a rosewood board and...

My ukeverse got a bit smaller with the closing of Ukulele Cosmos. I gave a uke that I made to my brother, which he hasn't been playing...

Up for grabs is a very cool and RARE Washburn ukulele. I purchased this from an estate auction and it is fully playable and sounds...

A woman with whom I used to work was asked what her husband did. "He works with computers", she replied. I learned later that he was a...

I called an old school friend who had become an engineer, and asked what was he doing. He explained that he was working on...

On its way to her new home.