Custom built slim body tenor built by Pete Howlett with Tom Ziegenspeck in Wales in 2016. Legacy This is in Mint condition and has splash-figured Makore body, master-grade Englemann spruce top, with a leadwood fingerboard and pin bridge, Mt. Snowdon headplate is burr walnut and bird’s eye maple. Abalone rosette, ebony binding, gloss finish on body, matte finish on neck and headstock, geared tuners (Der Jung?). This was completed in December 2016. This hand-built tenor is gorgeous (looks and tone). It sounds amazing in reentrant with the Worth Brown string on it. This tenor’s voice is exceptional compared to the many other ukes I’ve played. It’s responsive, clear, resonant and easy to play. This is Pete’s SlimJim tenor with a slightly thinner body for comfort, but with a big sound. It looks like it just came out of Pete’s workshop. Legacy # 025, Sequential # 79116 (791st uke Pete built), date July 2016, Signed by Pete Howlett. Nut width of 36mm with 10mm string spacing at the nut., 40mm spacing at the saddle. Corian nuts and saddle. Comes with a case. I really hate to part with it. But, I’m not playing as much as I used to do. Continuing to reduce my uke collection. Sound sample: https://app.box.com/s/rxz9ffkur08m0l3ee33dhyjhomvgymkw

This is a custom made uke from Mike Brown of Woody Ukulele Factory. I'm not sure if Mike is still building ukes and can't find his website. The craftsmanship is great, the design, like I put in the title is just "out of this world". And the woods he used in this design are quite exotic! The body is Curly Anigre (pronounced a-NEG-gray) which is an African hardwood. The neck is mahogany with maple accents. The fretboard is Manzanita, and nut and saddle are Koa. The Saturn planet is Kingwood, Saturns rings are Paduke. The end inlay is spalted maple, the headstock logo (is it a Picasso alien?) is Purple heart. The rocket ship is abalone and it's vapor trail is sterling silver. Also has faux tortoise shell. The sound is very warm and full, similar to mahogany. It's strung low G but it has the warmth to handle a high G as well and not get thin. To compare it to a uke you might know, it sounds a lot like my Cocobolo. You won't be dissatisfied with the sound OR the looks. It's a read head turner. Comes in a hardshell case, it's a lot of uke for $850 shipped. Feel free to ask anything, I'll provide honest answers. Oh, and yes the themed strap is included!

Comes also with a hardshell case which is an upgrade! A 2022 soprano-sized model, the 5K Uke is the ukulele equivalent of a Style 45 guitar – the top of the line. The 5K Uke is crafted with solid highly-flamed Hawaiian koa top, back and sides finished in a polished gloss, and trimmed with abalone pearl appointments. High quality, beautiful tone and ease of playability make the 5K Uke a joy to own. CONSTRUCTION: Mahogany Blocks/Dovetail Neck Joint BODY SIZE: Soprano Uke TOP: Solid Highly Flamed Koa ROSETTE: Single Ring TOP BRACING PATTERN: O-Uke TOP BRACES: Non-Scalloped BACK MATERIAL: Solid Highly Flamed Koa BACK PURFLING: none SIDE MATERIAL: Solid Highly Flamed Koa ENDPIECE: none ENDPIECE INLAY: B/W Boltaron BINDING: Grained Ivoroid TOP INLAY STYLE: Style 41- B/W/B SIDE INLAY: B/W/B Boltaron BACK INLAY: B/W/B NECK MATERIAL: Select Hardwood NECK SHAPE: 5K Uke NUT MATERIAL: Bone HEADSTOCK: Solid/Square Taper HEADPLATE: Solid Highly Flamed Koa /Uke Style Flower Pot - Abalone HEELCAP: Grained Ivoroid FINGERBOARD MATERIAL: Black Ebony w/ Point On End SCALE LENGTH: 13.614'' Uke Pattern FRETS CLEAR: 12 FRETS TOTAL: 17 FINGERBOARD WIDTH AT NUT: 1 13/32'' FINGERBOARD WIDTH AT 12TH FRET: 1 13/16'' FINGERBOARD POSITION INLAYS: Unique 5K Inlay Design-Long Pattern - Abalone FINGERBOARD BINDING: Grained Ivoroid FINISH BACK & SIDES: Polished Gloss FINISH TOP: Polished Gloss FINISH NECK: Polished Gloss BRIDGE MATERIAL: Solid Highly Flamed Koa BRIDGE STYLE: O-Uke Style BRIDGE STRING SPACING: 1 11/16'' SADDLE: Long Bone TUNING MACHINES: Gotoh Gold Uke w/Ivoroid Buttons MARTIN HARDSHELL CASE with KEY *All items have been kept in a humidity & temperature controlled environment. Listings will ship the same or next business day with Full Insurance and Tracking!

For Sale or Trade is an extremely rare KoAloha Classic Pikake (satin finish) tenor from 2017. These Classic models rarely come up for resale. It was in 2017 that KoAloha put out these tenors with the ebony KoAloha Crown fret markers. These ebony crowns were for one year only. This uke has the wonderful sound of the pre-Anniversay KoAlohas. Since 2020, the KoAloha Tenors have been more forward in their sound profile, but this 2017 classic takes you right back to that chest-reverberating sound that put KoAloha on the map. This ukulele is in like new condition, but upon careful inspection, you can see the tiniest scrape on the point of a crown (see pic). Truthfully, I never notice it with the naked eye. Koa back/sides/face with Sapele neck. Ebony KoAloha inlay in the Koa headstock. This is a true classic KoAloha. Comes with an UkeKrazy Case.

Mint Condition. Premium figured Koa. Upgraded Gotoh tuners & ebony bridge pins. Impeccable quality. Strung low G Currently Always humidified.

I'm selling my Lanikai LB6-S soprano sized open back banjolele in excellent well-loved condition. It has been well cared for with proper humidification. Small and easy to play and produces happy, lively banjolele sound! Newly re-strung w/ brand new banjolele strings. Features aged brass hardware, maple neck and tone ring, no-knot tailpiece, rosewood fingerboard and a Remo Fiberskyn head. Also included is a custom fitted Lanikai Banjolele gigbag. Asking $140 and buyer can do local pickup (Orange County, CA) or pay shipping from zip code 92701. Please contact me if you have questions! Specifications: Nut: 35mm, # of Frets: 18, Scale Length: 13.625", Top: 6" Remo Fiberskyn, Machines: Vintage Brass Geared, Fretboard: Rosewood, Size: Soprano

I'm selling a Rebel "Creme Brulee" tenor Ukulele with hard case. Ukulele has a gorgeous flamed mango face/back/sides and is a slimline model, as you can see in the photos below. It has a great sound and the slimline design gives it a comfortable and sleek feel. Ukulele is barely used and is in mint condition.

In my opinion, Peter Lieberman's concert ukuleles are some of the very best ever made, anywhere. This is a prime example of his pre-fire model (my personal favorite-I've owned at least 4 of this same design), featuring an all-koa body and bridge with a radiused rosewood fretboard and (I believe) mahogany neck. This ukulele is lightweight, loud and resonant. It rings like a bell, even high up on the fretboard. I'm no expert on radiused necks, but this has one and it plays soooo easily. Perfect for those difficult barre chords. These vintage barrel tuners are a little finicky in my opinion, but they hold tune well once dialed in (in fact, when I pulled it out of the closet it was perfection tune). Can possibly be swapped out for a serious buyer (or you can add your favorite tuners). Come with hard case, pictured. Please reach out with any questions, and thanks for looking!

Impress your ukulele club as you play with all the tone and mojo you expect from the muddy waters of the Mississippi Delta. If you want to play the Blues on the ukulele, nothing beats a National. This uke has been well cared for (as the photos show). Currently strung with Guadalupe custom strings (hand made by a small shop in Los Angeles). Ships in original hardshell case with blue velvet lining. This ukulele features: Flamed Maple Body, Flamed Maple neck, Sunburst Finish, Faux Tortoiseshell binding with white purfling, Ornate National Headstock with Faux Tortoiseshell Faceplate, Hand-spun National cone, National Maple Biscuit Bridge, Gotoh tuners, 1.375" nut width, 15" scale length, Rosewood fingerboard, Bone nut, Original hardshell case. Serial # 530. Please feel free to reach out with any questions, and thanks for looking!

I've had this uke several years, but it is really great condition without any issues. If you've been looking for a KoAloha Scepter I bet like me you have found they are few and far between. And this uke has some really nice Koa in it, while the front is fairly straight grained Koa, the back is stunning, lots of curl with nice chatoyance (when you move the uke around, it's like you see peaks and valleys in the grains... almost 3D!). And when they built this one, someone had an eye for matching up the grains where the top meets the top and bottom of the sides. I really had to look at it a while because it is almost like a continuation of the koa around the top and bottom (look at pics). In addition to the Koa, it has a LR Baggs 5.0 factory installed pickup (tested and working) with just a sound hole volume control. So this is a great opportunity to get a very rare uke that is above average any that might pop up! A couple other things I love about this model, the large 45 degree bevel on all the top and bottom edges, and the tie bridge with KoAloha carved into it! The tuners are stock rear facing KoAloha friction tuners and they work great. The Scepter story as Pop's KoAloha tells it: "One night he was lying down and all of a sudden on the ceiling was this shape dancing around." He thought he was imagining it so he closed his eyes but it was still there...quickly he grabbed a notepad and sketched the design. Pops feels it was a gift from God..."I believe this is a design that came from above was meant to be enjoyed by all" And I'm pretty sure Pops personally built all the Scepter ukes! There aren't many "comps" on Scepters and many of those you find were back when they were available from KoAloha. TUS has sold several over the years, one with a pickup sold new for $2000. The resale prices for these are all over the map. There's one currently on Reverb without a pickup for $1800. I also asked some friends at Hawaiian uke shops for their opinion on pricing and they said they have sold them used for as much as $2200. As you know, resale value is all tied to how available the uke is. KoAloha KTM-00's were cranked out at a steady pace and are very competitively priced used. Not so much with the Scepter. That said, I'm in no hurry to sell this vintage Scepter so my asking price of $1750 shipped to CONUS is firm. I will also consider trades of tenor ukes in the same price range but would rather cash it out. It ships in a great Reunion Blues concert case that fits it nicely. I prefer Paypal Friends and Family payment but I'm also ok with G&S if buyer adds 3% for fees. I'm also happy to do a Facetime chat with potential buyers so you can meet both me and the Scepter. Please ask any questions and I'll provide honest answers. I want no surprises when the new owner opens the case on their end.

It's hard to say more about KoAloha than has already been said. I'm a huge KoAloha fan, probably makes up 1/4 of my uke family. In my opinion this brand has the most consistent sound and build of any. Big full clean voice, beautiful build and finish and this uke has a beautiful sapwood center. Not too wide to look like a racing stripe, just the right amount. It has the rear facing friction tuners, a look preferred my many to side "ears". It's a 2021 and I'd call it Mint. I don't think you'll find a nicer example at a better price. $825 shipped CONUS in a hardshell case. PP F&F or G&S if you handle fees. Thanks for looking...

John S. Kinnard Koa Tenor, serial number 2131415, koa top, back and sides. rosewood bridge, fretboard and binding, mahogany neck, high gloss finish, radius fretboard, bone nut and saddle, side soundport and peghead tuners. Strung with D'Addario strings and wound low G. Great tone and sustain. Excellent condition, no scratches, dents or cracks. Always cased and humidified. Uke Crazy case included. Please email or call/text 207 200 5146 for more information. Photos upon request. Thanks for looking!

Beautiful McSpadden Ginger Mountain Dulcimer in like new condition with McSpadden foam case. Model 4FGWS built by Dwayne Jolly in October 2014. Flat head, Ginger scale, Spruce top with Walnut back and sides. It has really pretty wood grain and sounds beautiful! Asking $425. plus shipping cost. Please email or call/text 207 200 5146 Photos upon request.

I found my dream ukulele! Hello, I'm looking for a Romero Creations ST Concert spalted mango ukulele. Let me know if you have one to sell. Thanks!

Does anyone have a Blackbird BTU Carbon Fiber Tenor Ukulele they would consider selling? Not interested in the ekoa Farallon - Blackbird all carbon fiber tenors only please. Email me, thanks!

If you are looking for a vintage soprano that is both collectable and playable (loud!), then check out my listing for this Hawaiian original on Reverb. https://reverb.com/item/86086055-aloha-akai-1920-s-soprano-ukulele

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Year made approximately 2004 (their great years for Uke building.) It is in excellent/mint condition. Comes with its original National hard case__________ Set up is great as far action, nut, cone, biscuit, saddle, and neck relief, __________ National is an institution when it comes to resonator instruments. They only make ukuleles now per individual special order. The new ones are around $3000. I am sure mine will keep increasing in value. __________ Please contact me with questions or for more photos and details._________ I am in Clovis, California

Helllo, for sale is a Pono MS soprano ukulele in excellent condition. It features an all solid mahogany body with a satin finish. The bridge, fretboard, and faceplate are ebony. It has a classic Hawaiian sound. Comes with Oahu Hardshell case (a $60 value). I'm the original owner. I bought it from Hawaiian Music Supply, who did a full set up when I purchased it. Thanks for looking!

Selling this beautiful Kamaka tenor plus Uke crazy case for $900 (buyer pays shipping and insurance). Very good condition with some minor play marks by the sound hole. Currently string low G. Purchased 2 years ago when I had a serious case of UAS, and now selling the ones that I don’t play much. Happy to answer questions or send higher quality photos. Happy to meet in Santa Cruz or South Bay (up to Menlo Park).

Mint condition Romero Spalted Mango Tiny Tenor with Romero Access case/ gigbag. Delightful to play.

Mint condition Kamaka baritone Hawaiian Koa body and faceplate Rosewood fretboard Neck mahogany Micarta nut & saddle 18 total frets, joined at 14th Bridge rosewood Schaller tuning pegs New semi-gloss finish Kamaka case Total Scale Length: 20.25”/51.44cm Body Length: 14”/35.56cm Overall length: 31”/78.74cm Nut Width: 1.38”/35.15mm Saddle Width: 2.98”/75.7mm Lower Bout Width: 10.25”/26.04cm Upper Bout Width: 7.75”/19.69cm Lower Bout Depth: 3.25”/8.26cm Upper Bout Depth: 3”/7.62cm String Spacing At Nut: G to C = 9.90mm G to A = 31.32mm At 12th Fret: G to C = 12.10mm G to A = 39.74mm At Saddle: G to C = 14.28mm G to A = 48.74mm