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Good point about trying to figure out how/where you plan to use your uke. Maybe that's why I have so many! :ROFLMAO:

Welcome Chris, so happy to see you have ukulele in your life! Also glad you found us here on UU.

Welcome Chris! Looking forward to hearing your comments here on the forum. Keep on strumming!

That IS an unusual Koa color! The cool think about Koa is it's wide range of grains and colors, and Kanile'a somehow seems to find some...

I love seeing these high end vintage ukes! Good luck!

I have that same soprano Wow and it's big brother tenor Wow. Great voices from lowly pine and spruce body! And I agree, Ed and Pop's...

I love the Revelator voice with Korina. Always wondered if the wood is the bigger part of it's sound or the Revelator design. I guess...

Like Rainbow21, I was fortunate to get one of Chuck Moore's wonderful ukes. I got mine on the used market, which also as stated doesn't...

I hear you Nickie, but as a beginner uke teacher who teaches group classes, I am always on the lookout for decent made student ukes as I...

I never noticed TT playing left handed. he's right handed in both those pics.

I'll abstain, I don't want to know that number! Besides, there are really 2 numbers, the one I tell my wife I have and the real number!

Beautiful grains!

Any solid wood is affected by dry humidity and shrinks. The thinner the wood the faster it shrinks and as said above thinner wood...

I have a few, vintage Martin, KoAloha standard and pineapple, couple customs. The loudest by far is my Pop's WOW. Not just louder but...