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Original Post By:
Hoot Gibson
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Date: 7/30/2015 11:04:12 AM |
| I inherited a 1959 gold label Kamaka, too small for my ham-like hands. I swapped it for lifetime lessons and an Oscar Schmidt baritone. Happy? Yowza! |
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Posted By:
Ukulele Rob
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Date: 8/20/2015 12:25:26 AM |
| 1959 Kamaka? I would have opted for hand surgery!
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Posted By:
Tom A.
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Date: 9/21/2015 6:01:16 PM |
| Hoot, I also have big hands and when I first tried to play a soprano uke It was pretty hard to do. I fooled around for a good while with a tenor and once I developed a some muscle memory I could play the little uke. It's kind of fun because I'm a big guy and it's such a little uke. I can even play a sophorino, not great but hey, It's fun.
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Posted By:
Sanfe
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Date: 10/24/2015 9:53:14 PM |
| I think you got ripped off.
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Posted By:
ukulele
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Date: 10/27/2015 8:06:26 PM |
| Yeah, that doesn't seem like a very fair trade!
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Posted By:
northern uke
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Date: 10/31/2015 7:15:52 PM |
| Yep. You was robbed! Thats a 1000$ uke for a 50$ uke. Hope the lessons come with steak dinner and a foot rub too!
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Posted By:
Tom B.
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Date: 11/2/2015 10:09:14 PM
(Updated: 11/3/2015 7:18:36 PM)
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| It's not a trade I would have made, but if the OP is happy with his new baritone and the quality of the lessons he's getting, I wouldn't rain on his parade. Hoot, make lots of music with that Oscar Schmidt and make sure you cash in on that lifetime of lessons.
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