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Welcome from Michigan as well!

Welcome, from a fellow Michigan player!

Someone NEEDS to grab this! Especially if they’ve never played a Kamaka before. That’s a great price.

Ugh if I was in the market for a new uke…I’m such a sucker for these older Kamakas. From all that I’ve played, these have been the best. Someone needs to grab this up fast!

Finally someone gets it!

I thought the pink card looked photoshopped a couple of days ago. I should have said something…

Hey Ron. Greetings from Royal Oak, MI!

Maybe he’s really Santa!

Yup he also claims he knows someone selling the exact Martin I’m looking to buy. He’s been reported

Hey looking to see if anyone has any leads on or is selling one of the newer (last ten years) Martin 2 sopranos. I’ve been looking for a while but so far I have seen none come up for sale.

Worth browns are the ones I use the most and probably my favorite overall but I like Aquila nylguts, Martin fluorocarbons, and Fremont black lines a lot too.

Nirvana gave me a passion for music. I had never heard anything that immediately grabbed me like that band before. These days, even though I don’t play it on the ukulele punk rock remains my main musical influence, but I owe it all to Nirvana.

Lately my “couch” uke has been a Martin oxk soprano thats coming apart at the seams.

Sorry it’s a keeper

I hope you find one, I absolutely adore mine.

I started on guitar, played for almost 20 years before taking up uke. I primarily play the ukulele these days but still play guitar here and there.

I had a vintage Kamaka soprano that I sold and have been just hoping will show back up for sale somewhere. That would be my one and only and the only uke I regret selling.

I believe Meles are still made in the Philippines. I had a mahogany concert last year and unfortunately I didn’t really like it. They look really nice but mine was quiet and the build was not great. I think Ohanas are a much better alternative. Also I had some issues so I contacted them, and...

I played one a while back. I liked the sound and feel a lot. I’m also one of those who doesn’t care for the worn finish, but it was undeniably a good uke.

Ohta San and George Elmes.