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Original Post By:
Diesel
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Date: 2/3/2012 8:25:58 AM |
| Just a note for anyone interested in looking at ukes. I have had some dealings with Musicmakers (www.harpkit.com) in the past and they are sincere and honest folks, but I only have direct experience with their cardboard kits for kids, not their first line products. In any event, they are now putting out ukes which, I admit, caught my eye. Nice lines and worth a look-see, though I leave it to others to evaluate them. Anyone played their other products afore? |
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Posted By:
ukulele-melee
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Date: 2/3/2012 7:12:34 PM |
| They are local to me so maybe I'll need to take a trip out there to check them out. I've built their Reverie Harp kit (and one from scratch), they are nice to deal with.
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Posted By:
Ukester Brown
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Date: 2/3/2012 10:38:53 PM |
| They do look cool. Be better with pegheds.
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Posted By:
William
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Date: 2/7/2012 3:57:23 AM
(Updated: 2/7/2012 4:06:46 AM)
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Did someone say PEGHEDS? You mean those
http://www.PEGHEDS.net things with a couple of ads in TheMarketPlace? :~)
and don't listen to my wife---I am The PEGHED Guy, not the pigheaded guy.......
That is a nice looking kit..strange both are the same pricewhether bari or concert. A StewMac costs about half as much, but is soprano or tenor.
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