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Location: Yucaipa, California | ...another wowie zowie!
Archtop Uke |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I wish you hadn't done that.
Not that I care about the archtop, but there's a spalted Koa that will be gone if it's still there when I get back from Jacksonville on a wood buying mission for the guitar projects this winter. |
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Location: NJ | PhilWong's got one like that that he bought from Witko (but it's a teardrop burst). Nice Uke. |
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Posts: 4903
Location: Phoenix AZ | If I recall Phil's was an extra deep body. I think Kala changed to a more "standard" size body depth on recent models. For the money these are darn nice instruments. Dave |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Make that a spalted maple. |
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June 2003
Posts: 1792
Location: Rego Park, NY, | The uke that I got from Dave was from an early run of that model that was made slightly deeper.I contacted Kala's customer service because the uke developed cracks near the F holes. The customer service rep was very helpful due to the fact that I was not the original owner. He sent me a new one. It was also an adventure locating a hard case due to the depth.
I am very happy with it. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Make that spalter maple in Florida. |
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Location: NJ | nice. |
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Archtop Uke on the bay!
