Hello gang! More commonly we talk about nut widths on soprano, and I agree it is surely an important factor on playability for the little buggers, but rarely I have seen discussion on neck depths / profiles.
As I have very limited resources locally for higher end, quality ukuleles, I would like to know your experiences with the different neck depths from different makers for soprano scale instruments. My current soprano is a Martin S-O which I find the neck profile to be on the shallow side. Surely, this is the only soprano I have played and can not compare it to others - but I am looking to get another soprano, purchased online, and would like to know what manufacturers might offer a deeper profile and those that are on the opposite end of the spectrum. I thought I have read here that Loprinizi instruments have very thin neck profiles, while Brueko look to be a tad deeper? I would love to here your findings. Thanks.
As I have very limited resources locally for higher end, quality ukuleles, I would like to know your experiences with the different neck depths from different makers for soprano scale instruments. My current soprano is a Martin S-O which I find the neck profile to be on the shallow side. Surely, this is the only soprano I have played and can not compare it to others - but I am looking to get another soprano, purchased online, and would like to know what manufacturers might offer a deeper profile and those that are on the opposite end of the spectrum. I thought I have read here that Loprinizi instruments have very thin neck profiles, while Brueko look to be a tad deeper? I would love to here your findings. Thanks.