My soprano from Pops is satin, so I presume this will be too.Gloss or satin?
Pops has said to me that a high gloss finish, though attractive, would only diminish the volume and resonance of the Wows. He only uses satin finish on his Wows and Masterpiece Collection (Pineapple Sunday, Sceptre, and Juke-a-lele). A number of years ago, he sold a Wow kit. The kit was all pine, including the face. It had a great sound. His suggestion to owners of the kit was to rub the uke with lemon oil rather than to apply a finish.My soprano from Pops is satin, so I presume this will be too.
saw those there as wellI saw a few of them for sale in Tyler Gilman's store (@theukulelestore) in Waikiki
Please give Pops my warmest regards, and enjoy your visit to Oahu.I intend to visit theie factory next week. I’ll ask Pops if I can try your ukulele…
We were offered those options. We chose re-piping.I intend to visit their factory next week. I’ll ask Pops if I can try your ukulele…
Sad UPDATE: Just postponed the trip due to a major plumbing issue. First quote on the fix is $15k (to repipe kitchen drainage from under the house to go around the house (versus tearing up the entire kitchen floor and concrete slab). Second plumber attempt and opinion later today.
Will miss the opportunity to try and take a photo with ailevin's new ukulele. That is the worst part. We will reschedule the trip in the next few months.
Aw! That is such a bummer; best of luck on coping with that in as inexpensive, timely, and non-disruptive way possible.Sad UPDATE: Just postponed the trip due to a major plumbing issue. First quote on the fix is $15k (to repipe kitchen drainage from under the house to go around the house (versus tearing up the entire kitchen floor and concrete slab). Second plumber attempt and opinion later today.
Will miss the opportunity to try and take a photo with ailevin's new ukulele. That is the worst part. We will reschedule the trip in the next few months.
Sorry to hear, and I can commiserate. We are in the midst of a remodel and just got hit with a suprise $12K to shore up foundations. Not the way you'd like to spend money, but it's really not discretionary. You can always visit my ukulele any time you are in Southern California.I intend to visit their factory next week. I’ll ask Pops if I can try your ukulele…
Sad UPDATE: Just postponed the trip due to a major plumbing issue. First quote on the fix is $15k (to repipe kitchen drainage from under the house to go around the house (versus tearing up the entire kitchen floor and concrete slab). Second plumber attempt and opinion later today.
Will miss the opportunity to try and take a photo with ailevin's new ukulele. That is the worst part. We will reschedule the trip in the next few months.