I bought this PONO on October 2017 through theukulelesite, right before Pono discontinued its rosewood collection. Here is the listing link: https://www.theukulelesite.com/pono-rtc-c-pc-cedar-top-rosewood-tenor-cutaway.html This uke is in mint, nearly new condition. I changed the string once just to test out a new set of strings, but it was played only several time in total. It is stored in it is original koolau/pono case. I sell it to downsize my uke collection.

Any lefty's out there need a superb Tenor? pm or e mail me. urcuzzn@yahoo.com

Aloha and thank you for looking! We continue to downsize our collection. I bought this beautiful Gretsch prototype Soprano Uke from Fender at an employee sale in 2006. Gretsch told me that they were built by Terada of Japan who builds some of the Gretsch and Fender models. Itblooks like Koa. The Uke is a one of a kind and do not believe it went into production. The fretboard has inlaid mother of pearl markers and very pretty maple (I think) binding and gold friction tuners. It is like new and has does not show any wear. These prototypes do not come up for sale very often. The Uke sounds GREAT and would be an excellent addition to any collection. Uke is sold as-is. The new owner to pay shipping. Mahalo for looking and make every day the best day ever!

This Kamaka is made on December 22, 2015. I brought it new during my trip to Hawaii on March 2016. It is in excellent condition, and it is kept in its original kamaka hardshell case. I got Jake autographed during his concert in November 2016. The reason I want to sell it is that I play tenor uke most of the time. The last time I play this uke was probably a year ago…. I want to find this baby a new home where it can be played and fully enjoyed.

Custom Made All koa baritone harp uke made by Michael Dunn. All hand made rope binding and sound hole rosette. custom hard-shell case and strung with baritone main fret board and classical on the harp side. Absolutely no dings or scratches, mint condition...have to sell and am crying daily but must go!!! Any questions please contact me by email for phone. buyer pays shipping and I will ship world wide. thanks, Adam

Kamoa E3-T Tenor Ukulele in very good condition. All solid wood construction with spruce top and maple back and sides. Fantastic note clarity and a deep, full rich tone. Sounds especially good with Low G string. Intonation is very good. Sealed geared tuners. There are some light strum marks and a bit of some shine in the otherwise matte finish where the forearm rests. $100.00 includes CONUS shipping. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

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This style 0 ukulele was first introduced in 1922, and features the highly desirable dreadnought body style, Ditson upgraded Champion key "patent" tuning pegs, and the Ditson stamp in both the sound hole and the back of the head stock. (Martin started stamping the Ditson models with their own C.F Martin stamp on the back of the head stock in early 1923.) Overall condition is very good for a 95 year old instrument. At some point in its life it developed two cracks along the back (pictured), but these have been tightly repaired and does not affect the sound or playability. It sounds beautiful and the finish has been polished to a beautiful sheen. ( Ditson had paid Martin to add a polish to some of their instruments, but it is not known if this is one of them.) I have restrung it with Worth Premium strings which give it a warm, rich tone. Newer hard case included. If you need any other pictures or angles, let me know, as I will be happy to send those to you. Thank you for your interest!

Good condition. Easy to play. Lovely sound. Solid koa, radiused ebony fretboard and bridge, bone nut and saddle, peghead geared tuners, hand rubbed oil finish. Has two rough places, one on each of the sides (see photos). Strung with Worth Clears and Fremont wound low G. MiSi pickup. Includes Reunion Blues case.

Excellent condition, except for two small scratches on front lower right (see photo). Purchased new in 2013. Made in Florida. Label signed by Augustino and Donna LoPrinzi. Ebony flat fretboard and bridge, solid wood, cream binding top and back, b/w purling top, satin finish, bone nut and saddle, friction tuners. Living Water fluorocarbon strings, low G (can be changed to high g). Includes nylon foam case.

Aloha and thank you for looking! We continue to thin out our collection and get it down to a dozen. We have a Kamaka Gold Label Pineapple Soprano uke in good used Condition. I’m guessing it was made in the late 50s or 60’s. I do not see any cracks or repairs. The finish has some light wear. The uke sounds great and would be a great travel, starter Uke, or fun Uke to just play.. It comes with a plaid gig bag that is more of a vinyl carry bag as there is not any real padding. The uke is sold as-is and new buyer to pay shipping. We accept PayPal. Mahalo again for looking, and make every day the best day ever!

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Aloha and thank you for looking! We continue to thin out our collection and get it down to a dozen. We have a Kamaka Gold Label Soprano uke in good used and well loved condition. It has had a few cracks in the back repaired and there is a metal disc in the body of the uke that looks like it was part of the regluing process. I don't want to remove it as it may affect the sound. There was no way to get inside to photo. The uke sounds great and would be a great travel uke. It comes with a plaid gig bag that is more of a carry bag as there is not any real padding and the zipper does not zip. The uke is sold as-is and new buyer to pay shipping. We accept PayPal. Mahalo again for looking, and make every day the best day ever!

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I love this case!! I would never sell it except that I no longer own a tenor. The M80 tenor ukulele case is one of the lightest, thinnest, strongest cases for ukuleles. It’s a hybrid case featuring an ultra-light laminated foam shell with strategically placed ABS panels. The M80 case provides an extremely high level of protection. Great features like the Headlock inside to secure the neck, and the waterproof Sharkskin outside make it great for travel. It also has a streamlined profile, outside zippered pouch, and shoulder strap that can be for right or left. Super plush interior too. It’s in excellent condition and never used outside my home. Shipping included in ConUS only. PayPal.

This uke was built in the early 2000's by Pete Howlett under the brand name "Island Koa." Mahogany back and sides with spruce top. All solid woods. Black binding with abalone dots on the rosewood fingerboard. Excellent condition. Plays and sounds great. A meticulously built hand made instrument. Soprano scale. Comes with a HSC. $595 includes PayPal fees and shipping in the CONUS.

Vintage Bruko soprano, very good to excellent shape, made somewhere between late 40's and 1980, as verified with Bruko. Gloss finish. Very cool vintage uke, I just have too many here, and don't play this one as much. I find it better for fingerstyle play, but I'm more of a strummer. This one seems richer sounding, and less plinky than the other 2 Brukos I've owned. Comes in original blue drawstring bag. New Martin M600 strings. $125.00 shipped in CONUS only. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj-hqrrX4dQ

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Vintage Style O ukulele for sale. Was made between 1947-1956. All original. No cracks. Straight neck. Plays and sounds great. One small finish touch up that I can't get a good pic of. It comes with the original gig bag. Definitely a collector piece. $595- PayPal accepted.

I am offering a brand new "MAUI MUSIC" concert ukulele. Built as an export model when shell products became restricted. Got that great "Maui Music" woody, boomy, sound. Very light weight curly koa.

I am offering a brand new "MAUI MUSIC" concert ukulele. Built as an export model when shell products became restricted. Got that great "Maui Music" woody, boomy, sound. Very light weight curly koa.

I bought this vintage and rare starburst Gibson tenor ukulele a few years ago and it has sat in what appears to be it’s original case with a humidfier since. It is believed to have been built around 1927. It’s too nice and expensive to just sit. It was a players ukulele in its day. The previous owner had the top professionally refinished by Third Coast Guitar. I will provide the communications I received from the previous owner. I am asking $1200 reduced to $1000 + shipping inside the conus.

I bought this Super Concert new from Hawaii Music Supply a few years ago. It was professionally set up and sounds as beautiful as it’s Premium Koa looks. It was played a handful of times and still looks brand new. It is stored inside it’s Oahu case with a humidifier. I paid $1300 and am asking $900 reduced to $700 + shipping inside the conus.

Beautiful mint condition Pono RTSC Slothead Tenor Spruce and Indian Rosewood Pono is not making Rosewood anymore due to CITES Have two very similar Pono Rosewoods, so selling one. See link from listing: https://www.theukulelesite.com/pono-rtsh-s.html Hard case

Nice original soprano, on small dehydration crack in the middle of the back, not addressed as I never thought it was an issue. Hard to spot. Best sounding one I have.

I am looking for the roundback baritone, which was sold under both the Ohana and Clearwater marque. I am in Indianapolis, IN. Thanks! Jerry

Do to a recent health issue, I have decided to face my mortality and sell off my collection/clutch of 8 Martin Sopranos. That is much more difficult than the acquire process. I've resigned to the fact I'm going to loose money. I'd like them to go to a place where they can be played. Sold the center ukuleles in both pictures. The Style 0 and the 1924 2M.

Vintage TABU ukelele from between 1915 and 1925. There is no makers mark inside but the head stamp and body style are very similar to ukes that were sold by the Paul Summers shops in and around Honolulu, with a Paul Summers label inside. Summers did not build ukes, but had ukes made under his imprint by Kumulae, Sam Chang, and others. This ukelele has rope binding around the body and soundhole, a beautiful bowed back, and a straight neck. Great sound from this little guy. Price includes case, shipping extra.

Beautiful and rare 1933 small body National style 1 German silver ukulele. Serial 374. All original. Headstock have been drilled long ago to install inadequate tuners. A well known luthier fixed the problem with real mahogany in the best way. Modern case. It will be packed carefully. Ukulele is in Paris - France. Dedicated website with much infos : national374.blogspot.fr/

Kanilea K1T6sf six string tenor uke, koa body, rosewood fretboard, abalone position markers,with Gator hardshell case. $750 or may trade up or down or even for a four string tenor.

The uke was completed on June 1, 2018. The body is Brazilian Rosewood, the headstock and rosette details are Snakewood. Dasilva custom made it to my specifications because I love the acoustic quality of B. Rosewood, and the aesthetics of Snakewood details. It is a 14-fret Tenor. I have played it, and the tone and action are beautiful. Reason for selling - the negative experience of waiting for 2 years for the ukulele to be completed. Consider it my loss, your gain, as Dasilva ukuleles are known for their lightness in weight, and pure, resonant tones. The selling price is $2200, which is less than the standard tenor price of Dasilva ukes. Brazilian rosewood is rare, and considered one of the top tonewoods. Save yourself uncertain waiting for years. Comes with semi-hard molded case. Shipping included. Continental US only.

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MAGNIFICENT RISA CUSTOM "TENOR" 'super rare'Black Lacquer never found on the secondary market in the U S. Imagine hand made only in their German factory and usually takes 4 months for delivery. I ordered it with the 4 control knobs and Double Humbuckers.Look at the beautiful and contrasting Block Inlayed Fretboard. Check it out on Youtube as it's as good as it gets. I've only had it a few months and played for under 10 minutes. I'm only performing Acoustics and this is too special to just sit.Yes it's Strung with Low G for broader spectrum of sound and tonality. Many of you ask me if I'm parting with any of my fine collection. Here's your chance And New Condition as all my ukes.IMPECCABLE WORKMANSHIP!!!

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circa 2015. Engelmann Spruce Top, Quilted Maple back and sides. 1.5" inch nut. Bone nut and saddle, Side Sound Port. Ebony Bridge, bindings front and back and binding on fretboard. Turquoise Inlay headstock, ebony Headplate, ebony heal cap. Turquoise endgraft with Shell. Gloss finish. African mahogany neck. Slotted Headstock, MOP rosette with purfling. MOP fretboard markers, MOP Side Dot markers 1,3,5,7,10,12. String thru design and more I cant think of. Sides glow like a blue waterfall, the back looks like moving ocean when shined in the sunlight. Beautiful warm sound, Loud and balanced, Low action setup. Strung with Light tension strings. Handcrafted here in Oahu. Sorry no case. Paypal Prefered, Or local pick up welcome in Honolulu Area. If you need more pictures email me. Mahalos.

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SOLD I bought this Mainland soprano in January because I was impressed with one a friend had bought. Since then I have accumulated more ukuleles than I need, so I am putting some up for sale. It’s a beautiful instrument, beautifully finished and in excellent condition. Shipping to the CONUS is included in the price. Pay with PayPal, and it will go out within one business day, Priority Mail, insured.

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Brass frets were used only in 1945, plays well but finish is very distressed from heat. Couple of cracks in body. No case.

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2013 Kamaka HF2-L Long-Neck Concert ukulele in beautiful condition. Gryphon Strings setup. Very attractive dark straight-grained koa. Sounds and plays great and comes with a Fremont case, also in excellent condition. $1250 plus actual insured shipping.

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Perfect condition tenor with curly wispy Koa, box wood bindings front an back, fret board, head stock and position markers, Ebony board and saddle, king logo on head stock done in Ebony. Nice build super light sounds like a bell, just wonderful. Strung with Aquila strings. Time capsule ukulele from on of the best.

This is probably a 1940s or a bit earlier uke. It is in great shape with no cracks or repairs. It has a nice pure sound and is very loud (according to Ukulele Dick, a local collector). The finish is a bit matt, compared to some "perfect" glossy ones I have seen, only a few skuffs to the finish, and no scratches, except on the back where a previous owner "Joe Kuhn" scratched in his name. We think this Joe Kuhn was the composer and musician from Pennsylvania who lived from 1924-62 but have no actual documentation. The ukulele comes in a vintage canvas bag (the zipper does not work) and I have a new "vintage style" black hardshell case I have been keeping it in that I will throw in for another $25. Here is something from youtube about Joe Khun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Om4cAAx9MEM My father Joe Techner (pictured) was trumpet on the three Left Bank Bearcats "Dixieland" albums. Crazy solo at 1:54. The Left Bank Bearcat albums were knock-off albums probably made by Dave Miller's Somerset label to cash-in on the Dukes of Dixieland albums that debuted in May 1957. The recordings were locally supervised by Joe Kuhn, an army musician buddy of my dad. My dad recalled that the records were sort of "underground" since those responsible for them didn't go through the "proper channels" to make them. As a result, according to my father, Kuhn was beat up and later died. The official cause of death was cancer of the spinal cord following a two-year illness. Kuhn was probably beaten up for years of under-the-table recordings for Dave Miller. Miller imported recordings he supervised in Germany using readily-available cheap labor from the local musicans in post-World War II Europe. But Miller apparently didn't have the availability of French musicians at the time. So he tried to pass the Left Bank Bearcats LPs ("recorded in Paris") as some of these imports. Kuhn made the recordings hastily and clandestinely. However, local Philly musicians recognized the players' styles on the albums and the players themselves kidded about it. Those that controlled the music business came after Kuhn. Miller was elusive and was mostly abroad in Germany or England. Most of what we know about these recordings comes from trombonist Al Leopold, who also played trombone in the band of Jan Savitt from 1937 - 1941. Leopold told both PhilaVideo and Belgian jazz discographer Walter Bruyninckx the story. Leopold got a phone call from Dave Miller producer of the Somerset label to put a band together that had to play Dixieland music but had to sound like a French amateur band! Miller put out the recording "as recorded in Paris" with ficticious French names! Aaron Dubois was Joe Techner (trumpet), Marcel Durand was Al Leopold (trombone, leader), Jack Bonner was Frank Lewis (clarinet), Bertrand Gasté was Bernie Lowe (piano), Robert Eluist was Billy La Pata (banjo, guitar), Jon Gautreaux was Joe Kuhn (bass, tuba) and Jacques Cas was Jack Cassidy (drums). Al Leopold told me that the first album was Somerset P1400 recorded at the Reco-Art studio, 212 N. 12th St. in Philadelphia, but Al can't remember the exact dates although he thinks they must have been made 1956-1957. The second album was Somerset SF8300 and was recorded in Swarthmore, PA. The third album was Somerset P5300, recorded in Wallingford, PA and there's some history about this LP. Dave Miller choose as location a bar which had a room behind for all sorts of events. The bar and the room were both connected to the toilet in between. Miller wanted to add some echo to this LP and opened the toilet door on the room side. After the first number they were listening to the balance when suddenly there was a flush of a toilet so Dave decided they should make the record without an echo!" This "bar" was most likely Silvio "Babe" D'Ignazio's The Towne House in Media, Pa. A picture of this tavern is on Somerset LP # 7600. In a blog, Dave Stoddard accurately recounts how these recordings were viewed in Philly music circles, "The 1957 LPs were partly performances, partly musical jokes (hence the pseudonyms). I was aware of the records because friends of mine knew Al Leopold, and he had mentioned recording them. Once, to Leopold's absolute delight, a jazz aficionado trying to impress him described (erroneously) having heard the Left Bank Bearcats play in Paris." In 1997, I contacted Al Sherman, owner of Alshire Records in Burbank, Calif. At the time, Sherman owned the Somerset catalog. I told Sherman the recordings were not made in Paris and he became irate. He knew it was a lie. At the time, I purchased copies of the Left Bank Bearcats LPs from Sherman. He mailed me USED copies with the name Dave Miller crossed out on the liner notes! The Somerset catalog is now owned by Madacy Entertainment, Montreal. I contacted Madacy but they showed no interest nor provided any information when requested. They were more interested in Dave Miller's 1955 recordings of Bill Hailey and the Comets on his earlier Essex label. Philadelphia Evening Bulletin March 12, 1962, page 31: JOSEPH F. KUHN, Musical Director Joseph F. Kuhn, composer, arranger and conductor, died Saturday. He was 37 and lived at 2423 Poplar road, Havertown. Mr. Kuhn was musical director for Miller International Co., and was well known for his recording work in Hollywood, the east coast and Germany. Surviving are his wife, Anna Marie, an opera singer; three sons, Kevin, David and Joseph; his mother, Mrs. F. G. Kuhn, and a sister. Requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Denis Roman Catholic Church, Oakmont. I recently met Joe Kuhn's son Kevin who remembered Miller well. Perhaps out of guilt, Miller hung treated them to boat trips down the shore. Miller died in London May 24, 1985.

This is is a beautiful ukulele made by an acknowledged master luthier, Tony Graziano. This instrument has amazing vintage Koa wood (from Santa Cruz Guitar), real abalone inlay, and walnut binding. It is lightly braced so the sound is amazing. Tony made if for me in 1989 and I played it a lot back when I first got it (and wanted the full sound provided by the double strings to accompany my own singing) but now I play in bands using a 14 fret 4 string uke with pickup, so am selling this. $1,400 or best offer.

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Mya-Moe Tenor #2493, I’m the original owner. This tenor was completed March 22, 2018. It’s in excellent condition and sounds beautiful. Additional images can be found on the Mya-Moe website. Details: Master Grade Koa back & sides, Bearclaw Sitka Spruce top, Bloodwood body binding, Bloodwood f/b binding, Abalone rosette, Mahogany neck/Ebony fretboard & bridge, Custom Signature headplate, Slotted Headstock w/Schertler, Hand-rubbed Oil finish, K&K Twin Spot passive, High G fourth string. This ukulele has a professionally installed pickguard (below the sound hole, Stewmac clear Mylar) by Terry Webb of Sundance Guitars. Terry has installed these on quite a few MM ukulele’s in our area. The pickguard made absolutely no difference in the sound. There is one button missing from the side of the MM case. I prefer a flat fretboard, which is the reason I’m selling. Price new was $2500.00. Asking $2050.00 + $25.00 USPS Priority shipping in CONUS. I will accept Paypal, personal checks must clear (may take up to two weeks) prior to shipping. Item posted before I could get all my photos included and I can't figure out how to add anymore? I will email additional photos when requested.

Perfect condition, slightly played straight grain Koa body with curly Koa bindings front an back, mahogany neck, Rios wood fret board, diamond position markers Koa bridge. Clean bright sound.

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Mint Condition 2015 Hive Uke Spruce top, Maple back and sides, ebony fingerboard Soundport Great sound and playability Email for link to sound samples and original listing at HMS Music Ameritage case $150 extra, otherwise hard case included in sale http://www.theukulelereview.com/2015/04/17/hive-spruce-maple-tenor/ https://www.theukulelesite.com/hive-ukulele-hornet-tenor-spruce-maple.html

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Hi! I'm selling a beautiful example of the "less common" Blue Swirl Islander. Aside from some superficial scratches and scuffs on the back, this uke is in great shape. Currently strung with Aquilas, sounds pretty decent for a plastic uke! Of course, this is more for collectors than performers, though I have, on occasion, played it in public because it looks so nice! If you'd like it, I'll get a shipping estimate and get back to you with the total cost. A padded gig bag is included. Please feel free to ask any questions. Thanks so much, Jerry (In Sheffield, MA - right down the street from the Magic Fluke Company!!!)

Beautiful looking and sounding mint condition KOALOHA "special issue " unigue purpleheart wood with spruce top. A very special ukulele indeed. quite wonderful playabilty, sound and looks. New it was 1890.00 1400 shipped,,,Or best offer with hard case....

Rare Henele Concert Pineapple Ukulele, Red Cedar top, Hawaiian Koa back and side. Very old, almost over 10 years, has normal wear, no cracks. Rosewood fretboard, koa Bridge. paypal

Mint condition 2008 Little River Uke Beautiful wood Beautiful sound Have two of his Ukes and will sell this one You won’t be disappointed!

Mint condition concert made fro e Koa, go any where and sound great. Comes with back back case, nice set up for the summer travel.

Makers. Max Sipe pineapple concert in un played condition, light and super clean sound, rosewood body, red wood too. Hana one piece mahogany rounded body with a silky oak top, rare. Martin T1 tenor 1950s in excellent condition. Martin concert, mahogany body, cream binding, thus one is from the first year Martin started reproducing concert size again. Miore including, Gylph, king, Talsma, Licol area pick up Massachusetts area would be great.

Museum quality master grade Koa body and neck with a western red cedar top,Ebony board an bridge, curly maple bindings on top, back and freet board and head stock,abalone rosette, slotted Head stock, abalone position markets, shaller gold tuners, ebony bridge and pins with abalone dots, gloss lacquer finish. Perfect condition.

Mint Martin T1 tenor, easy playing action and a warm sweet voice, mahogany has a deep vintage look, comes with original case.

Ukulele Guild of Hawaii (UGH) luthier, Jungtae Kim, established his business of handcrafted ukuleles under the tutelage of world renowned UGH ukulele and guitar luthier, Takahashi Shinji of Japan's famed T's Ukuleles and custom line, Seilen Ukulele. Jungtae, together with his wife, Seoyoon Na, who oversees the aesthetics in design behind each build and his younger brother, Hyuntae, who manages the ideation process - the team handcrafts both base model ukuleles with a custom flair and fully handcrafted custom ukuleles out of Korea under the provenance of 'Oulcraft'. This progressive longneck African Mahogany wood concert ukulele (MOBIC) was meticulously handcrafted with a simple but elegant theme in mind. Wonderful attention to detail by luthier, Jungtae Kim, the lines of this instrument are very attractive. It boasts a Spanish Cedar neck, which allows for increased structural integrity at a fraction of the weight of its more commonly employed Mahogany or Koa wood necks, and a upgrade to a musician's grade Macassar ebony wood fingerboard and bridge with a classy Owl or 'Oul' feather upgrade to a mother of pearl half-rosette. Gorgeous Oulcraft logo at the headstock and a thin urethane finish that yields the natural characteristics of the Hawaiian Koa wood. Professional open geared Gotoh UK 700 tuners for smooth and precise tuning. Beautiful mother-of-pearl waxing and waning moons tastefully inlaid on position markers on 5,7,10,12, and 15. This ukulele also has a hybrid scale - meaning it has a 16 inch scale from nut to saddle.  Many longneck concert ukuleles have a true tenor scale of (roughly) 17 inches from nut to saddle but this one finds its sweetest spot in tone, comfort, and playability to be right in between at 16 inches from nut to saddle. As a result you have a slightly longer scale than the typical concert, which is typically around 15 inches but not nearly as long as a full tenor scale at 17 inches.  The result is a perfect balance for someone who wants a little more room on the fingerboard than a traditional concert scale of 15 inches, great playability and tone, and the light weight adds to the great projection and sustain of the instrument as well. In terms of a similar scale length of something currently on the market, this ukulele would be comparable to the scale length of a Kamaka Ohta-san bell shape ukulele. This instrument is surprisingly light in weight and similar in projection, responsiveness, clarity and tone to a custom Kanile'a ukulele. The workmanship is impeccable and the instrument is easy to cradle and hold when being played. The instrument employs a lattice brace system on the underside of the soundboard with a small but refined bridge footprint, enabling for optimum 'excitement' of the soundboard as transference of energy from the strings to the bridge to the soundboard occurs when being played. This custom Oulcraft ukulele is wonderful for both fingerpicking and strumming and has excellent clarity, sustain, and projection while offering wonderful separation from one note to the next. A highly recommended custom ukulele from one of UGH's newest members, Jungtae Kim. VIDEO: https://vimeo.com/222062896

Top of the line Collings solid koa tenor ukulele. Immaculate condition. Upgraded ProTec case. Ivoroid binding top/back/neck. Abalone rosette. Continuous figured rosewood grain peghead through fingerboard. Peghead tuners 4:1 ratio. Haircut headstock. No trades or checks. Cash only. Lower 48, no international. Shipping and insurance not included. Seattle area.

SOLD This a real beauty, and it sounds great. It’s solid acacia. I bought it in March from Hawaii Music Supply, and you know what a good job they do with setup. It’s had very little use because I have so many other ukes. I have to thin my collection, and I’m reluctantly putting this one up for sale. It looks nice, it sounds nice, and the price, including shipping, is over $100 below what it cost me a few months ago. Pay with PayPal, and it will go out within one business day, Priority Mail, insured.

I ordered Gotoh geared tuners ($84) from Japan. They arrived two months later, and I replaced the direct pegs. The Gotohs are a big improvement, and they look much better than the white tuners that came with the uke. I have to make room, so this beautiful Kiwaya KS-5 is going up for sale. I’ve had it for a less than half a year, so it’s in great condition. It’s lightweight and loud, with a very nice tone. I bought it from Elderly. Barry Maz gave it a great review. https://www.gotaukulele.com/2012/12/kiwaya-ks-5-soprano-ukulele-review.html He loved it, as I do, but I have too many. Pay with PayPal, and it will go out Priority Mail, insured within one business day.

downsizing. As new Ohana sk28 turn of century replica...soprano....sound wonderfull....has real aquila gut strings on it for period correctness $ 165 shipped no case $210 shipped with tweed hard case paypal only

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2015 Kinnard Tenor Uke Cedar Top, Maple back and sides, soundport Style 2 of his builds Plays and sounds great, but very similar to my Hive Maple in character, which is why I am selling it Can email a sound sample as well

excellent condition setup perfectly from Mim. I added the strap pin. Comes with Ohana soft case. 17" tenor scale Laminate Mahogany Passive pickup Southcoast cuatro Eb strings - can install or include Martin M620 strings if you don't want to try the cuatros $150 shipped to US - open to trades or reasonable offers Possible trades: longneck soprano; concert or tenor banjo uke; concert Flea; any guilele More pics here but let me know if you need to see something specific: https://imgur.com/a/0UZ0wxE

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Custom Henele Soprano for sale. 13.5 inch scale. Solid wood, Made in Hawaii, 10 years old. Spruce Top, Hawaiian Koa Back and sides, Ebony Bindings, Curly Koa headplate. Gold open gear tuners. TUned GCEA with aquilas.

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Pono AC concert ukulele, all sold acacia body and top. Grover geared tuners. Exc shape, almost like new, with only a few very light strum marks on the top near soundhole. Plays and sounds great, I just prefer soprano and tenor sizes. Ships in the very nice black Crossrock case shown. Case alone is $100.00. Price is $299.00 + $15.00 shipping to CONUS only. Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCVZ1LUOgLA