Show us your ukes!

[LaSignoraMusica]

Well, actually, I could almost have been tripping over it, because it was standing on the floor next to the rack with ukes I was looking at while waiting for my husband who was buying velcrot for his pedal board… So I saw it and played it and…well, resistance was futile…

The whole bunch together on the couch on a rainy sunday afternoon.

 

[DetroitUkulele]

Here is the current state of my collection:

 

[bacchettadavid]

Here is the current state of my collection:

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Beautiful instruments all around. I love how different your Kamaka sopranos are in body.

 

[MD_Spencer]

New to me, it was listed as used but it was never used by the previous owner. Back to playing ukulele after a 15 year hiatus.

 

[keenonuke]

Here is the current state of my collection:

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Perhaps - it seems your Anuenue isn't listed.

 

[Voran]

I only have ones of these ukes left, the Risa concert stick. I found the soprano Koaloha too small really, and the tenor Fluke is great, I just wanted something more solid wood. Once MGM catches up with his orders from when he was in NYC, I should be getting the Pono shipped out soonishly.

In the meantime:

The Koaloha hanging out with two Bathys watches also from Hawaii

The Risa concert stick and Honeytone amp, still somehow smaller than the smaller-necked Koaloha:

Messy pic of the Risa uke-solid and Roland Microcube:

And the tenor surf Fluke before I put Aquilas on:

Bottom one is pretty and I also love the no nonsense modest beauty of the other one.

 

[thegadgetfish]

Finally took a family photo

 

[Jan D]

Finally took a family photo
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Handsome bunch!

 

[keenonuke]

Finally took a family photo
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They look great
And who's on the left of the photo next to the Pops?

 

[thegadgetfish]

They look great
And who's on the left of the photo next to the Pops?

My first soprano, a laminate Flight nus380! Fun sound and easy to play.

 

[Thegoonsta08]

I bought two ukes yesterday from marketplace. That might be a new member record ::sheepish eyes::

Hopefully this does not happen to the pianos in your house!

ETA: wait, just read your signature. What else are you collecting?

I’m new here, so excuse my stupidity but how do I find marketplace

 

[Kakers]

I’m new here, so excuse my stupidity but how do I find marketplace

It's one of the subforums here! If you go to the main forum page you'll find the marketplace directly under "Uke Talk" (which is the section this post is in.)

 

[Thegoonsta08]

I realized right after I asked. Smh lol

 

[modwitch]

I’m new here, so excuse my stupidity but how do I find marketplace

It’s possibly better you don’t

 

[Ottertail]

Yes, please go buy that LoPrinzi tenor…

 

[Thegoonsta08]

Here is the current state of my collection:

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Solid collection! Hopefully I can get to this level someday. Also, nice to run into someone local, I’m in Metro Detroit myself brother.

 

[ukechap]

It's not quite showing my ukes, but here's my just-finished rack for my ukes in their cases (and one box). I am pleased with the design, but am now wondering whether I subconsciously added space for more instruments.

 

[keenonuke]

It's not quite showing my ukes, but here's my just-finished rack for my ukes in their cases (and one box). I am pleased with the design, but am now wondering whether I subconsciously added space for more instruments. View attachment 174940

Wow that looks great. Please let us know the manufacturer, etc. Maybe I could have order to my chaos of instruments

 

[bacchettadavid]

It's not quite showing my ukes, but here's my just-finished rack for my ukes in their cases (and one box). I am pleased with the design, but am now wondering whether I subconsciously added space for more instruments. View attachment 174940

Yours is an elegant solution.

 

[ukechap]

Wow that looks great. Please let us know the manufacturer, etc. Maybe I could have order to my chaos of instruments

Thanks so much. This is a homemade project, using four boards and six dowel rods. Something to tame the chaos!