Help
I have been doing a lot of research on Kanilea, Kamaka, and KoAloha. I don't have access to try any in my area. My concerns are a quality, easy playing, good sound and great customer service. At the moment I am leaning towards Kanilea but I also have much respect for the history and tradition of Kamaka. Another thing I have noticed is not many makes come with radiused fret boards? Is that standard in ukulele building? If you haven't noticed already I am a novice player at best who has been bitten by the uke bug. Thanks for any help.
I have been doing a lot of research on Kanilea, Kamaka, and KoAloha. I don't have access to try any in my area. My concerns are a quality, easy playing, good sound and great customer service. At the moment I am leaning towards Kanilea but I also have much respect for the history and tradition of Kamaka. Another thing I have noticed is not many makes come with radiused fret boards? Is that standard in ukulele building? If you haven't noticed already I am a novice player at best who has been bitten by the uke bug. Thanks for any help.