Bonanza has just introduced a new line of ukes - Homestead - with an introductory price of $200.
https://www.bonanzaukuleles.com/category-s/155.htm
They look almost identical to the Oreo thinelines, but with fewer customization options.
Bonanza has just introduced a new line of ukes - Homestead - with an introductory price of $200.
https://www.bonanzaukuleles.com/category-s/155.htm
They look almost identical to the Oreo thinelines, but with fewer customization options.
They look great. I can't figure out the difference between those and say the Oreo or a Slimline?
K
Sopranos, Concerts, and Tenors including Baritone body at a Tenor Scale - 4 String, 5 String and 8 String :-)
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For Sale: National Mahogany Resonator
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Claims to be the same sound and playability, just fewer "frills"
They were already the best bang-for-the-buck option for a made-by-hand uke
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Ukulele:
Iriguchi Tenor "Weeble" - A, WoU Clarity
Blue Star 19" baritone Konablaster - DGBE
Cocobolo 16" SC#1-gCEA, SC SLMU
Ono #42 19" baritone, Ab, LW
Imua iET-Bb, M600
Covered Bridge CLN pineapple - Eb cuatro, SC XLL
Rogue bari
Bonanza super tenor, cFAD SC LHU
Kala KSLNG, Eb SC XLU
Hanson 5-string tenor, dGCEA
Bonanza SLN GCEA
Southern Cross concert GCEAGuitars:
Jupiter #47, G, TI CF127
Pelem, B reentrant
Jupiter #71, A, UG1
!Flukutronic!
Are those tuners geared?
The differences I can see between the Oreo and the Homestead is that the latter won't have the sandwiched contrasting wood in the body or on the headstock, it doesn't have a rosette and you don't have a tuner option.
Money can't buy happiness but it can buy a uke which is basically the same thing.
Ukes are a lot like potato chips. It's hard to stop with just one!
Thanks. They look interesting.
K
Sopranos, Concerts, and Tenors including Baritone body at a Tenor Scale - 4 String, 5 String and 8 String :-)
For Sale: Seagull Nylon String
For Sale: National Mahogany Resonator
For Sale: Gold Tone Resonator
It looks like there is an option of Gotoh tuners for an additional fee.
Are the Graphtec Tunalele tuners geared?
Money can't buy happiness but it can buy a uke which is basically the same thing.
Ukes are a lot like potato chips. It's hard to stop with just one!
Ukulele:
Iriguchi Tenor "Weeble" - A, WoU Clarity
Blue Star 19" baritone Konablaster - DGBE
Cocobolo 16" SC#1-gCEA, SC SLMU
Ono #42 19" baritone, Ab, LW
Imua iET-Bb, M600
Covered Bridge CLN pineapple - Eb cuatro, SC XLL
Rogue bari
Bonanza super tenor, cFAD SC LHU
Kala KSLNG, Eb SC XLU
Hanson 5-string tenor, dGCEA
Bonanza SLN GCEA
Southern Cross concert GCEAGuitars:
Jupiter #47, G, TI CF127
Pelem, B reentrant
Jupiter #71, A, UG1
!Flukutronic!
Money can't buy happiness but it can buy a uke which is basically the same thing.
Ukes are a lot like potato chips. It's hard to stop with just one!
Looks like there is a bug in the current page. There is no way to *not* add a case.
But wow, this looks like an amazing deal for a good instrument!
Mainly a concert player.
Beansprout alto (myrtle) | Martin Konter | Kala Elite Soprano | Rebel Double Cream mango concert
KoAloha Silver concert | Blackbird Clara | Kamaka HF-2 (special) | Kanile'a K-1 C
Anuenue UC200 Moonbird Concert | UkeSA Pineapple Sunday concert (acacia) | Pop's Pineapple Sunday (koa)
Wow, very cool, solid wood ukes for 200 bucks!
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