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Actually Patty, no. In another post I wrote about my changed attitude about having a lot of ukes. If I could not play anymore my heart would be broken, but at the end of the day, this is just an object. A really pretty object that sound great, but just an object. Someone is going to just love...

And now, the hardest sale, by far. I also will not be devastated if this does not sell, and that is why I am pricing it as it is--only about 10 percent off the price I paid for. Behold, an amazing Barron River curly grade Blackwood Soprano. The block fret markers are made from recycled Giant...

It is!!!! It was great to start with, but he just turned this into a total gem!! And thank you :)

Thanks, but I hate being recorded or recording myself, not just playing--hate photography and video....Appreciate it though.

For sale is a 1950s Kamaka gold label soprano. It is fantastic. Frankly, I am not going to write much about this, as this was repaired/restored by Jake Wildwood for me, and on his video, you can read everything you would want to know about the uke, listen to the sound samples, and just take it...

. Up for sale is a nice condition Martin 0 soprano, circa 1946-1956. I deduced its age based on when I was thinking of buying this uke here from feedback from others who are in the know . It is very nice, and a bit different than many Martin 0 in that it is a bit lighter wood. It plays very...

Hey all, I have not been super big into experimenting with strings, so I am appealing to you experts. I have a Talsma spruce top soprano that is by far my best playing uke. I love how it feels, and looks. But, I don't love the bright spruce tone. What strings would be most impactful in...

Pretty much the perfect uke. Dave's work is amazing.

Well, will keep this one as nobody wants it--its my best player anyhow. Let me know if you want ANYTHING off the list other then the 1920s Weymann...

I will donate $25 bucks to a Kimise or some other uke for your program if someone else matches me.

These are ukes that will go to loved ones ;). However, if anyone wants to match me I will go 25 bucks on a Kimise or something to contribute to the program.

Weymann and one Kamaka are staying. Debating the rest.

$700 plus $35 for shipping. This will be your bet playing uke. Period.

First, this is not a critique of anybody else, nor a discussion of what anyone "should do". This is just about my sharing a moment in my journey. A while ago, there was a discussion (it does not matter which one, again, this is not about judging anyone else) that really made me personally...

Dave Talsma's Ditson copies have a neck JUST as described.

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$800 price drop.

For anyone who does not know, Jake not only fixes ukes, he turns them into perfect playability machines. Period. This is a fantastic uke that I would buy in a heartbeat if I was not moving on from several others.

Three great ukes. A tenor player would do a lot worse than a Talsma. There is something really special about the playability. The neck on this one has the same fretmarket patter as my 'hog soprano Talsma. Amazing ukes.