YogiTom
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Saw this listed on Craigslist, but I’m not familiar with the maker, and the listing doesn’t say/seller hasn’t responded.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
Help IDing the maker
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70sSanO
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I get a forbidden message thinking it is spam, so I can't post a link to eBay.
Just go into eBay and search Chihiro Ukulele and all your questions will be answered.
John
Just go into eBay and search Chihiro Ukulele and all your questions will be answered.
John
Jerryc41
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The trick is to make your post and then go back and Edit. Then you can add the link.
John boy
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That is a cool looking logo. I went into eBay and did find it via eBay search as John suggested, but when I google Chihiro ukulele, outside of eBay, I get nothing.
Jim Hanks
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I haven't completely articulated my "UAS filter" , but one of the rules is that if you're trying to sell me a uke and the only technical spec you care to share with me is the overall length (an almost completely meaningless measurement), then I almost immediately move on as you clearly have no clue about ukes.
and that's another one of the rules.
Next! :rulez:
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70sSanO
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I think my point is that it is a generic imported uke and the name has absolutely no significance. The next batch will probably be called something else. I imagine for a slight up-charge you could get JH put on the headstock and Jim Hanks Custom on the label. Decades from now someone will ask if anyone is familiar with a Jim Hanks Custom ukulele and there will be 5 pages of inputs trying to guess the back-story.
John
Jim Hanks
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Agreed - and that's another reason for it to not pass my filter.
That's almost worth the price of admission - but not quite
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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