ZJS
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Great shape, minimal signs of play. No dents or scratches etc
This one is rich and bassy. Lots of meat and punch (look who here is perfect at describing sound) Listen to the sample, you'll see what I mean. Remember the video is just through an iPhone, but it’s enough to give you a great sample, IMO. Sounds even better in person
Let me know if you have any other questions
Free shipped to your door in CONUS
Buyer cover PP Fees, unless using F&F
973-907-0963
Comes with original Koaloha hard shell case
Description and Specs:
The KoAloha Naupaka ukuleles feature a body made of both mango & Hawaiian Koa, creating a beautiful contrast between the light & dark tone woods.
Koa’s balanced sound and rich overtones, combined with mango’s warmth and subtlety creates a dynamic sound with a wide range across the tonal spectrum.
Production Date: March 2021
SPECS:
Size: Tenor
Body: Solid Hawaiian Koa & Solid Mango
Neck: CNC Shaped Mahogany
Nut & Saddle: Tusq
Headstock: KoAloha 5-Point Crown
Fingerboard & Bridge: Ebony
Fingerboard Binding: Ebony
Inlays: Paua
Logo: Thinlam Paua
Frets: 20 (14th Meets at the Body)
Tuners: KoAloha Geared Tuners
Soundhole: KoAloha “Musubi”
Finish: High Gloss
FAQ: “Why are you selling?”
A: “I’m selling this (insert stringed instrument here) because I have an insatiable and compulsive urge to try every ukulele (or stringed instrument) on the planet while still being able to pay my mortgage and feed and cloth my children. Many ukes I own I have done so for a brief time (generally less than a year, though I do hold on to some much longer). When I first started buying and selling often, looking for what I thought I’d eventually settle on a small batch and be happy. Years later I realize trying new stringed instruments on a consistent basis is what makes me happy and I have given up thinking that I’ll settle on a certain bunch and reach contentment. I regret many that I sell and have bought one or two back only to turn around and sell them again to buy the next one! It’s an addiction for sure, but so far, one I’ve been able to sustain without spending all my household income and putting my family in the streets”
Great shape, minimal signs of play. No dents or scratches etc
This one is rich and bassy. Lots of meat and punch (look who here is perfect at describing sound) Listen to the sample, you'll see what I mean. Remember the video is just through an iPhone, but it’s enough to give you a great sample, IMO. Sounds even better in person
Let me know if you have any other questions
Free shipped to your door in CONUS
Buyer cover PP Fees, unless using F&F
973-907-0963
Comes with original Koaloha hard shell case
Description and Specs:
The KoAloha Naupaka ukuleles feature a body made of both mango & Hawaiian Koa, creating a beautiful contrast between the light & dark tone woods.
Koa’s balanced sound and rich overtones, combined with mango’s warmth and subtlety creates a dynamic sound with a wide range across the tonal spectrum.
Production Date: March 2021
SPECS:
Size: Tenor
Body: Solid Hawaiian Koa & Solid Mango
Neck: CNC Shaped Mahogany
Nut & Saddle: Tusq
Headstock: KoAloha 5-Point Crown
Fingerboard & Bridge: Ebony
Fingerboard Binding: Ebony
Inlays: Paua
Logo: Thinlam Paua
Frets: 20 (14th Meets at the Body)
Tuners: KoAloha Geared Tuners
Soundhole: KoAloha “Musubi”
Finish: High Gloss
FAQ: “Why are you selling?”
A: “I’m selling this (insert stringed instrument here) because I have an insatiable and compulsive urge to try every ukulele (or stringed instrument) on the planet while still being able to pay my mortgage and feed and cloth my children. Many ukes I own I have done so for a brief time (generally less than a year, though I do hold on to some much longer). When I first started buying and selling often, looking for what I thought I’d eventually settle on a small batch and be happy. Years later I realize trying new stringed instruments on a consistent basis is what makes me happy and I have given up thinking that I’ll settle on a certain bunch and reach contentment. I regret many that I sell and have bought one or two back only to turn around and sell them again to buy the next one! It’s an addiction for sure, but so far, one I’ve been able to sustain without spending all my household income and putting my family in the streets”
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