For sale here is a beautifully preserved All-koa Kamaka baritone, built some time in the late 1970's (according to those more knowledgable than I). All Hawaiian Koa, including the fingerboard and neck (can't get em like that any more)! No cracks or repairs, and only the most minor of scuffs. A remarkably clean instrument. This uke has low action, excellent playability and a lovely rich sound that can't be beat. Comes with what I believe to be its original (certainly period appropriate) chipboard case, with plush yellow interior.
You can buy a new Kamaka baritone for $1,595.00, OR you can buy this one that's prettier, more lightly built, more nicely finished and better-sounding for nearly half the price. I'll even throw in the extra mojo free of charge (not available on the new models).
A beautiful ukulele and a great player. I'm selling because I never play my baritones (I'm really a soprano guy at heart).
Please feel free to shoot any questions my way. If my inbox fills up (which it seems to do every 30 seconds) you can email me directly at: ernie gilbert jr (at) gmail (dot) com (remove spaces and spam proofing).
Thanks for looking!
$850, shipping included to the contiguous US. Paypal gift (or buyer covers Paypal fees) or M.O.
You can buy a new Kamaka baritone for $1,595.00, OR you can buy this one that's prettier, more lightly built, more nicely finished and better-sounding for nearly half the price. I'll even throw in the extra mojo free of charge (not available on the new models).
A beautiful ukulele and a great player. I'm selling because I never play my baritones (I'm really a soprano guy at heart).
Please feel free to shoot any questions my way. If my inbox fills up (which it seems to do every 30 seconds) you can email me directly at: ernie gilbert jr (at) gmail (dot) com (remove spaces and spam proofing).
Thanks for looking!
$850, shipping included to the contiguous US. Paypal gift (or buyer covers Paypal fees) or M.O.
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