valde002
Well-known member
Another post about tonewoods has reminded me about posting my question...
I have my eye on a curly koa uke that is high grade. Would have to trade in one or two nice but not as good wood for it.
Does the curly koa make the uke sound any different compared to, well, not curly koa? I think I read somewhere that straighter wood sounds better. Then why are curly koa ukes sought after?
(BTW, try saying 'Triple A curly koa ukuleles' 5 times fast )
I have my eye on a curly koa uke that is high grade. Would have to trade in one or two nice but not as good wood for it.
Does the curly koa make the uke sound any different compared to, well, not curly koa? I think I read somewhere that straighter wood sounds better. Then why are curly koa ukes sought after?
(BTW, try saying 'Triple A curly koa ukuleles' 5 times fast )