guitarjunky
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Can you help me identify which brand offers the best banjo uke?
thanks!
thanks!
Sorry I should have put more details...
I am www.ukulelejunky.com and I am a canadian dealer of mid range to high end ukes... I am trying hard to promote uke in Canada and would like to expand the lines of products that I am offering...
So the Banjo uke is one and I will surely also try to find good brands of resonator ukes...
Any help is welcomed!
all the best from Montreal
I love the Banjo Uke. Mine is an old one, but I wouldn't mind getting a new quality one some day. I been thinking about making one out of a Tamborine. If I can find me an old neck, I can rebuilt the neck, and maybe put it on an old tamborine.. Im far from a Luthier, but, restored a few vintage banjos, including my Banjo Uke, so I think I could maybe build my own. If it sounds right, is a totally different story, but it would be fun to do I think..
I forgot to mention Waverly Street ukes. Everyone that gets one seems to really like it, and the builder is a member here.
Numereous Vintage companies out there just search banjo ukulele on ebay and there will be quite a few. I am sure a lot of them are pretty nice.
Mike over at Mainland has been working on getting a bonjo uke out for quite some time, I bet it will be real nice since he has been working for a long time tring to find the right uke for his brand. No time frame of arrival yet though.
What sizes will the Mainland Banjoleles come in? Will they have open or closed backs?I hope to approve a proto-type this month and have them for sale towards the end of the summer.
I hope to price them about $280
I hope to approve a proto-type this month and have them for sale towards the end of the summer.
I hope to price them about $280
I thought I heard Lanikai or Ohana (or one of the mid ranged companies) were going to make a banjo uke soon. But I really do not know anything about that.