Q1: Why would I sell such an amazing instrument and source of drool?
A1: Because (don't ask ...) I have more than one
Q2: Why would somebody spend this kind of money on a ukulele
A2: There is no logic ... unless of course you want the best
COLLINGS CONCERT UKULELE - Model UC2-K
This is a CONCERT size ukulele and hardshell case
o Body - Solid Figured Koa
o Body Finish - Gloss nitrocellulose lacquer
o Trim - Style 2
o Body Binding - Ivoroid
o Neck - Mahogany, 18 frets joins body at 12th fret
o Neck and Headstock Finish - Gloss nitrocellulose lacquer
o Headstock - Rosewood with Collings Haircut style
o Headstock Logo - Ivoroid
o Rosette - Wood and Ivoroid
o Fingerboard - Rosewood
o Neck Joint - Mortise and tenon
o Nut - 1 3/8" Bone nut
o Scale Length - 15" Scale length
o Pegheds tuners with 4:1 gear ratio
o Deluxe hardshell case
PRICE: $1600. w/free shipping the USA
This ukulele is absolutely 100% perfect brand new condition. Not a mark on it and no signs at all it has ever been played. To put it mildly ... the sound will blow off your coconut bra.
Price new was around $2200. and these things don't come up for sale very often.
PM or email me if you have questions.
Posted 2014-08-05 9:44 AM (#491133 - in reply to #491095) Subject: Re: FS: COLLINGS CONCERT KOA UKULELE - MINT
Joined: June 2002 Posts: 6197
Location: Phoenix AZ
I had a question about the tuners. These are NOT standard friction tuners. They are GEARED TUNERS called Peg-Heds. One of the coolest inventions you can imagine. It looks just like a standard friction tuner, made of solid ebony. But in fact it's a 4:1 geared self contained planetary tuner. Very stealth and absolutley spot-on accurate with no slippage. These are starting to show up on more and more high end ukuleles