Time to get a lovely instrument to a home that will make more use of it than it is getting here.
It's strung with Aquila reds now. Was originally set up by HMS (with standard Aquila).
Barely used so no strum marks to note, nor wear on frets or fingerboard.
It's got what some might call a slight blem on the back binding. I've tried to capture it in the pictures. It's a small spot that seems to be missing the finish, during manufacture. Didn't bother me so I didn't try to remedy it. It was not purchased as a second.
Price: $230 + shipping, via PayPal - I cover PayPal fee.
Included:
Kala soprano, carefully padded & boxed.
A gig bag that is a little large for it - standard concert I think - if the buyer wants it.
A Herco humidifier (the clay one in the black plastic container - I added a couple additional holes in the top).
Why:
I'm trying to balance out the collection here based upon what is actually getting played and the realization that I much prefer concert and larger (a concert scale soprano is staying around... for now... I came from guitar).
I also haven't taken to the friction tuners well, as it's the only one I have that has them and I just don't play it enough to get comfortable with them
(please note, not disparaging friction at all. We have others with friction in the house that I don't play much and they are just nifty instruments!)
The photos don't do the grain of the lacewood justice.
I'm not adept at recording to get anything close to what my instruments sound like (I really want to get a recording done of the walnut Ono and keep failing). There are clips out there of this Kala style and it's very consistent - on the bright side due to the spruce top.
I tend to prefer UPS but if you have a preference I'm happy to accommodate.
It's strung with Aquila reds now. Was originally set up by HMS (with standard Aquila).
Barely used so no strum marks to note, nor wear on frets or fingerboard.
It's got what some might call a slight blem on the back binding. I've tried to capture it in the pictures. It's a small spot that seems to be missing the finish, during manufacture. Didn't bother me so I didn't try to remedy it. It was not purchased as a second.
Price: $230 + shipping, via PayPal - I cover PayPal fee.
Included:
Kala soprano, carefully padded & boxed.
A gig bag that is a little large for it - standard concert I think - if the buyer wants it.
A Herco humidifier (the clay one in the black plastic container - I added a couple additional holes in the top).
Why:
I'm trying to balance out the collection here based upon what is actually getting played and the realization that I much prefer concert and larger (a concert scale soprano is staying around... for now... I came from guitar).
I also haven't taken to the friction tuners well, as it's the only one I have that has them and I just don't play it enough to get comfortable with them
(please note, not disparaging friction at all. We have others with friction in the house that I don't play much and they are just nifty instruments!)
The photos don't do the grain of the lacewood justice.
I'm not adept at recording to get anything close to what my instruments sound like (I really want to get a recording done of the walnut Ono and keep failing). There are clips out there of this Kala style and it's very consistent - on the bright side due to the spruce top.
I tend to prefer UPS but if you have a preference I'm happy to accommodate.
