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Mim wrote me back........quality control issues rather than intonation issues. Too time consuming to do a good setup. Not sure why...

Perfect compared to some of the cheap guitars I owns in the 60's!

No problem Brad.......I just took it wrong. I knew my hair was getting thinner in my old age......guess my skin is tt!

My baritone uke (Ohana BK-14) doesn't have a truss rod and the Worth Browns are only a couple months old. The intonation isn't all that...

Thanks for your somewhat condescending answer. Coming from a builder of higher end ukuleles, I imagine it's NOT rocket science, but I'm...

I noticed on Mim's site she's no longer handling baritones due to intonation issues that were either unfixable or not worth the time...

I have an Ohana BK-14 (baritone) tuned to conventional DGBE. When I tune the open strings using an clip-on tuner, sometimes when I play...

I believe that the main factor that affects how a string intonates is flexibility, yet there are numerous factors behind what makes a...

Yup, that's the tuning. Since it's got the Worth browns baritone set on it now, maybe it'd be best to wait til I get a low G tenor...

Well, mostly just the D string. But then, I think that's maybe just a characteristic of unwound D strings in general. But wound...

Can a baritone ukulele be safely tuned a full step higher? Specifically, one with a 19 1/2" fret scale, strung with Worth...

Switched to Worth Browns........no more nail wear on index finger! Yay!

Would unwound strings be less inclined to cause nail wear on index finger when strumming? Seems like it would, but being a newbie...

I tuned it to A d f# b, but not sure if I liked it, so I tuned back down. Plus it made me nervous. My problem is twofold: I come from...

I'd like to tune up from C to D as it would suit my voice better, but I've read where that puts undue stress on the neck. However...