The most interesting thing to me about this model is that is has Gotoh Stealths. I wonder where they sourced them from or are they using their own new old stock?And a mango, mahogany, mango one (one of six in a new body design):
The most interesting thing to me about this model is that is has Gotoh Stealths. I wonder where they sourced them from or are they using their own new old stock?And a mango, mahogany, mango one (one of six in a new body design):
Really cool stuff from Rebel. I only recently have come to accept the fact I simply cannot play a 38mm nut width; I'm hoping uke manufacturers will consider offering differing nut widths. As I sell off my small group of ukes I'm finding myself drawn to certain brands and woods but they all seem to have 38mm nut width. Great for most players but alas, not for me.Mango AND spruce soundboard... (from Rebel, no less!)
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Rebel Custom Tenor (The New Alchemist)
Pictures AND video show the exact ukulele available here. The Alchemist from Rebel Ukulele first came out as a limited run in 2015. It was a big hit but it's been years since we've seen one. Well this is the newest generation with an upgraded look, sound, and feel. The top on this new custom...theukulelesite.com
And a mango, mahogany, mango one (one of six in a new body design):
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Rebel Custom Tenor (Arete I)
Pictures AND video show the exact ukulele available here. This is 1of 6 from this new custom design from Rebel. It features a robust new body shape with a full tone you'll love. The top is a mix of spalted figured mango and mahogany wood. The sides are mango and the back is Indian rosewood. It...theukulelesite.com
So is it the nut width or the string spacing If you look at the photos, there is a whole lot of space on the G string side, but the G to A is the Rebel narrower spacing. Some manufacturers have this wider nut, narrower string spacing which also throws people off that are really looking for wider nut, wider spacing. At least it is really tough to do a narrow nut with wider spacing.Really cool stuff from Rebel. I only recently have come to accept the fact I simply cannot play a 38mm nut width; I'm hoping uke manufacturers will consider offering differing nut widths. As I sell off my small group of ukes I'm finding myself drawn to certain brands and woods but they all seem to have 38mm nut width. Great for most players but alas, not for me.
You could always have a nut made with your preferred spacing...this works for going narrower, but if going wider you might tend to pull the A string off the fret when playing. Also, watch out for Martin and their 15° angle on the base of the nut.Really cool stuff from Rebel. I only recently have come to accept the fact I simply cannot play a 38mm nut width; I'm hoping uke manufacturers will consider offering differing nut widths. As I sell off my small group of ukes I'm finding myself drawn to certain brands and woods but they all seem to have 38mm nut width. Great for most players but alas, not for me.
Martin has been doing it for years on their tenor ukes..thin 34mm nut width, with 29+ string spacing.....At least it is really tough to do a narrow nut with wider spacing.
You mean for example, I could order a ukulele with a wide nut and request they install a narrower nut? Wouldn't that create excess fretboard real estate on the edges of the fretboard?You could always have a nut made with your preferred spacing...this works for going narrower, but if going wider you'd probably pull the A string off the fret. Also, watch out for Martin and their 15° angle on the base of the nut.
Probably! Or just order a wide nut, narrow string spaced instrument. Like Koaloha, Opios, or Rebels.You mean for example, I could order a ukulele with a wide nut and request they install a narrower nut? Wouldn't that create excess fretboard real estate on the edges of the fretboard?
No you order a uke, make or have you luthier make a wider nut with the narrower spacing that you like...yes, it will have a little extra space on the edge, but so does every Koaloha and Opio... it's not that much, a mm or so on each side.You mean for example, I could order a ukulele with a wide nut and request they install a narrower nut? Wouldn't that create excess fretboard real estate on the edges of the fretboard?
Couple nice offering from this seller.
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MILLAR PO-T TENOR Ukelele Solid Alder and walnut, Mint condition | eBay
Millar PO-T All Solid Alder and Walnut Wide Neck Tenor Ukulele. Oahu hard case needs ¾” filler to snug lower bout.www.ebay.com
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Koaloha KCM-10RP-MG TENOR Ukulele Royal Pikake Mango #747-2302281 | eBay
For a 9:12 great sound sample: youtube KoAloha mango Royal tenor uke. Here is what my friend, the uke owner, says Pure magic from the renowned Hawaiian maker. Solid mango. The satin finish sets it off.www.ebay.com
Just bid on the beautiful KoAloha Tenor, but I am sure someone will outbid me before the end. I thought it wouldn’t hurt to get the bidding startedCouple nice offering from this seller.
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MILLAR PO-T TENOR Ukelele Solid Alder and walnut, Mint condition | eBay
Millar PO-T All Solid Alder and Walnut Wide Neck Tenor Ukulele. Oahu hard case needs ¾” filler to snug lower bout.www.ebay.com
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Koaloha KCM-10RP-MG TENOR Ukulele Royal Pikake Mango #747-2302281 | eBay
For a 9:12 great sound sample: youtube KoAloha mango Royal tenor uke. Here is what my friend, the uke owner, says Pure magic from the renowned Hawaiian maker. Solid mango. The satin finish sets it off.www.ebay.com
and kala baritone!Not my thing but there’s a Risa Stick at shop goodwill.
Risa Stick
Apparently someone is trying to sell the same KoAloha tenor in the marketplace here even though I am currently the high bidder on eBay for it.Careful... that's too good to be true price territoryNevermind, it's bid not buy now
Does that listing seem legit? He is willing to ship but after persuasion which begs the question is he legit.Is some one based on Salem Oregon?
This seller is wanting to sell local
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Ukulele: 2012 Collings UT2 Custom
I bought this new from McKenzie River Music in Eugene back in 2012. It is still in like new condition. I had a very nice pickup put into it by Luthier Steve Bond who was a master. Probably one of the...www.facebook.com