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Joined: January 2005 Posts: 4903
Location: Phoenix AZ | Well son of a ...
I was packing up a bunch of ukuleles tonight to ship out to next weeks OFC tour for the ukulele workshops. In my sizable stash of uke gigbags I found a tenor sized gigbag with a ukulele in it!
Lanikai Tenor Koa Ukulele
You can read more about it on my website:
LANIKAI TENOR KOA
I thought I had sold this one some time ago but I guess not. Or maybe I took someone's money and never sent them the uke. Too late now. Anyway, this is great sounding acoustic KOA ukulele.
I will sell it for $225. shipped anywhere in the US. OR, and this is why you need to hurry, I can bring it to the OFC tour for you and hand deliver it for $200. But I need to know ASAP, because this box of ukes is ready to go to FedEx.
Let me know ASAP if interested. Dave |
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Joined: August 2006 Posts: 2804
Location: ranson,wva | thats purdy dave...how does it sound? only koa insturment ive ever played was my koa jenny bari that gor stolen....jason
ps..whats that slothead cutaway uke that jake plays??? |
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Joined: January 2005 Posts: 4903
Location: Phoenix AZ | The koa tenor has a nice mellow sound. A little brighter than mahogany to my ears. Jake mostly plays a Kamaka tenor. Structually the same as a standard tenor model, but with added bling inlays and the slotted headstock. Fishman pickup system. Dave |
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Joined: August 2006 Posts: 2804
Location: ranson,wva | thans dave, i often wondered that...jason |
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Joined: March 2002 Posts: 14842
Location: NJ | Wow!!
$200 is GREAT price for that, Dave!!!
(and'll pretty much "cover" your tab for Tues. night . . .) :D |
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