Help with buying tenor: Gretsch, Islander or Kumu

Hi,

Sorry for another “help with buying” post. I’m shopping for tenor uke. I narrowed down my choice to these three models:

Gretsch G9120 https://m.thomann.de/gb/gretsch_g9120_std_tenor_ukulele.htm?o=3&search=1544771982
Islander MT-4 https://www.theukulelesite.com/islander-tenor-mahogany-mt-4.html
Kumu TF72G Skinny Body Koa https://m.thomann.de/gb/kumu_tf72_skinny_body_koa.htm?o=18&search=1544771857

Which one would you choose and why?

Thank you

This may give you some insight into the Gretsch

https://www.gotaukulele.com/2018/12/gretsch-g9110-concert-ukulele-review.html

I have a G9120-SM which served as my only uke for maybe three years until this summer. The SM stands for "solid mahogany" and this was their flagship model until it was phased out a few years ago in favour of a SK solid koa model. I find its build quality very high, better than that of some $500+ ukuleles, and it just plays great for all styles of music. I have it strung with a low-G (red) Aquila set which gives it a very warm sound that blends in well in acoustic jams and is great to accompany singing. This year I also bought a concert KoAloha and a Kamaka Lili'u, and the Gretsch certainly does not need to take step back to those two.

Thanks for input so far. One more option would be a b-stock Kala KA-KTG Koa Series Tenor for little more than the Kumu. It surely looks very nice.