Thanks for the info. But, I'm not looking for a Martin tenor. I had a nice vintage Martin tenor I sold this fall. It was sweet player. But, I've cut back my mahogany ukes to just one Kinnard mahogany tenor. John Kinnard makes a great uke.
Regarding home coffee roasting. I enjoy it. I've been roasting for nearly 10 years. I control the roast to just how I usually like it, or experiment with different roasts. The other plus is the cost. Usually I get my green coffee under $5/lb. Recently, I found a green Kenyan peaberry from a local market here in Atlanta for $4/lb. It is excellent for a full city roast. Honestly, I enjoy my roasted coffee better than any I can buy.
BTW I grew up in the southwestern corner of PA, at the base of Chestnut Ridge, the western-most ridge of the Appalachian mountains.
Regarding home coffee roasting. I enjoy it. I've been roasting for nearly 10 years. I control the roast to just how I usually like it, or experiment with different roasts. The other plus is the cost. Usually I get my green coffee under $5/lb. Recently, I found a green Kenyan peaberry from a local market here in Atlanta for $4/lb. It is excellent for a full city roast. Honestly, I enjoy my roasted coffee better than any I can buy.
BTW I grew up in the southwestern corner of PA, at the base of Chestnut Ridge, the western-most ridge of the Appalachian mountains.