Paul December
Well-known member
To me the darker pictures look more like the real color.
Really? Too bad (for me) ...
...it looks nearly the same as my Mahogany.
To me the darker pictures look more like the real color.
Thanks, I'm thinking of getting one but the red pics look too similar to my Mahogany.
...sorry to belabor the point, so how does the actual color compare to this pic posted earlier by RevWill?
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....My red cedar tenor just arrived today. First thing that struck me, was that the fit and finish is not very good. There are limps in the rope binding and rosette that are very noticeable, and drips in the finish that you can see from far away. If you are looking for something that is cosmetically perfect then you should look elsewhere......
THat's a shame - I know that Mike sells his 'cosmetic blemished' ukes at a very reasonable discount - as he checks them thoroughly before going out ..... have you advised him of these 'defects' (assuming you paid full price for a 'No Blemished' uke?)
Roberta
I bought it as my drag around uke anyway so now I can relax I guess that first opps won't hurt as bad,
I know this is an old thread, but I just love your attitude on this.Its a god suggestion, but real music shops with a real physical storefront presence (mega stores like guitar center excluded) could probably use the money more than I could. No biggie, it sounds great and since its already a blem Ill have no reason to baby it and be worried about every single scratch. This is my favorite sounding uke ever. Man I love cedar.