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That uke with the sharp cutaway is an Oscar Schmidt OU55CE.
It's a Koa laminate acoustic-electric baritone uke. Quite affordable too.
I got mine from -p-hill auctions on eBay, and it has passive electronics that work well.

I've also seen them here with active electronics:
http://www.instrumentalley.com/Oscar-Schmidt-OU55CE-Koa-Cutaway-Baritone-Ukulele-p/ou55ce.htm

Loved your cover of 'What a wonderful World".

Ha ha, I'm so sorry. :uhoh:

I had no intention of buying that Kamaka. I always assumed K-Brands were well out of my reach, but when that appeared at such a low price, I knew I'd be a complete moron to pass it up.

I hope you can get saving and get yourself a K at some point

Congratulations on the MVOW. Very well deserved

Google images "Ukulele pichu"

It's a playable character in some new Pokemon game. There's a topic about it here:
http://www.ukuleleunderground.com/forum/showthread.php?31977-Introducing-Ukulele-Pichu-!!!!

Thanks! I actually get down to Exeter every so often, so you may have just let yourself in for a visit. Sheppey, eh? Not everyone would admit to that! I'm only Kentish by default. I was born in America, moved to England, married an Englishwoman, then she wanted to buy an affordable house south of London. So of course, Maidstone was one of about 3 places we could afford. We may move in a few years, and I'd love to head back west. I lived in Devon for about 6 years. Sadly, my wife is not so fond of hedgerows, tractors and proper cider.

I wish I had an old barn like that. There used to be loads of them around the countryside now alot of them are abandoned.

Awesome! You'll be happy with it, I think.

The spalted mangos were halted in production. Something to do with the wood not being available anymore. Mainland makes a mango uke but it isn't spalted and lani kai now makes a spalted mango uke.

Thanks so much for the music! I am sure I should be able to work out parts that are off the scale for the uke.
Cheers John

Aha! Great stuff! Yes I very nearly bought a Pono solid soprano from him before realising I wanted a concert (he has no solid concerts). I'm glad you found your uke there - he seemed a really nice guy, and they do have slightly different stock to most Uk shops. Good news.