^^^ I take it as...she's not carrying Pono anymore.
I've purchased all my ukes from my local music store. I'm considering my next purchase from HMS or UR. I pretty sure either would be just fine, but just checking. I understand HMS does a full set-up. Does UR also do full set-ups? Thoughts on either/both store/s?
Any other store to consider (I'm leaning Pono or Kala)?
Hi Mim, do you have baritone ukuleles in the $200 - $250 price range. Please let me knowMim here... I just sold my last Pono. If you want a Pono check into Hawaiian Music Supply. He is the son of the owner of Pono so is always fully stocked.
In that price point, also take a peek at the Opios. I love the tone and my customers do too.
Message Mim directly for best response, this is a 2 year old thread.Hi Mim, do you have baritone ukuleles in the $200 - $250 price range. Please let me know
Yes - this is an old thread for sure, and No - it does not look like Mim carries baritones anymore. ro-sims is looking for advice in another thread or two. Hope he finds what he is looking for. Has gotten some good suggestions in the other thread in forum Buying Tips category.Message Mim directly for best response, this is a 2 year old thread.
Mim hasn't carried baritones for a pretty long time. The suggestion to eMail her will get the best update as to why... perhaps she's just not restocked! FWIW, I spoke with another seller about shipping costs and how they can ship "for free" (to us). I asked because I've sold concert, tenor, and baritone sizes, with gig bags (not hard cases). Concert size/weight boxes cost me $35-38 US while the baritone was nearly $55 (box length and depth were the two variables that affected price). Point being, Mim ships to us for free. If shipping costs her nearly 50% more, that might be an incentive to discontinue the line. [ Yes, I understand she probably gets more of a wholesale rate, but the differential, any differential surely cuts into small profit margins. ]Hi Mim, do you have baritone ukuleles in the $200 - $250 price range. Please let me know
Those are baritone body - tenor neck Ukes she has - No Baritone scale ukes. Basically Big body tenors.Mim hasn't carried baritones for a pretty long time. The suggestion to eMail her will get the best update as to why... perhaps she's just not restocked! FWIW, I spoke with another seller about shipping costs and how they can ship "for free" (to us). I asked because I've sold concert, tenor, and baritone sizes, with gig bags (not hard cases). Concert size/weight boxes cost me $35-38 US while the baritone was nearly $55 (box length and depth were the two variables that affected price). Point being, Mim ships to us for free. If shipping costs her nearly 50% more, that might be an incentive to discontinue the line. [ Yes, I understand she probably gets more of a wholesale rate, but the differential, any differential surely cuts into small profit margins. ]
EDIT: I'm 'updated' ... I checked her website and did a search on 'baritone'... as of 4/3/2022 she shows three Ohana bari's starting at $259. Free shipping with over $200 sale.
Quick search shows she has only one baritone ukes for sale, at $259 https://mimsukes.com/products/ohana...olid-spruce-top-laminate-mahogany-ukulele-573Hi Mim, do you have baritone ukuleles in the $200 - $250 price range. Please let me know
Baritone Body - Tenor Neck - It's not a Baritone. Tenor neck = 17" scaleQuick search shows she has only one baritone ukes for sale, at $259 https://mimsukes.com/products/ohana...olid-spruce-top-laminate-mahogany-ukulele-573
Aw....I did not close that closely-nice catchc.Baritone Body - Tenor Neck - It's not a Baritone. Tenor neck = 17" scale