Super rare Martin pineapple uke!

[Ukecaster]

Geez, not even April Fool's Day, but just saw this incorrect listing on GC website. Those guys gotta get it together, after all, aren't ukes "small guitars"? Could be a nice 40s Style 0 for $399.00, and if not, easy to return it. And such a verbose description: "This product comes with a case"

Used Martin 1940s Pineapple Ukulele Ukulele Vintage Natural | Guitar Center

For greater savings check out our Used Martin 1940s Pineapple Ukulele Ukulele and get a great deal today!

www.guitarcenter.com

 

[EDW]

Well, it is better than some of their listings where the picture is of such low quality that it is impossible to see any details. It makes me wonder if they are actually interested in selling some of these items

 

[TBB]

Not just a ukulele, but a ukulele ukulele. That’s twice as much ukulele for the money!

 

[Pissodes]

Well, it is better than some of their listings where the picture is of such low quality that it is impossible to see any details. It makes me wonder if they are actually interested in selling some of these items

That's all of their pictures of used equipment. Must be trying to save on server storage space by using low res images

 

[Mike $]

It's got that classic Martin Pineapple shape that is so unique. Watch this one, the price is dropping quickly. Get one before it becomes too cheap!!!

 

[don_b]

I found my $120 koalana soprano by looking for used tenors at guitar center. I mentioned here before I think, it was billed as a satin finish tenor but the pics were a glossy soprano

 

[EDW]

That's all of their pictures of used equipment. Must be trying to save on server storage space by using low res images

Maybe they can make them black and white and save even more.

I have seen some instruments on there which may be decent, but the pics were so lousy I would not even consider it. Yes, they do accept returns, but unless is was some incredible deal it would not be worth it to me to go through all the hassle. I would rather know what I am getting up front.

 

[Quad57]

Almost as rare as a Martin-shaped pineapple!

Not just a ukulele, but a ukulele ukulele. That’s twice as much ukulele for the money!

You don't give them proper credit, TBB. If you read carefully you'll see that the first word is pronounced "yoo-kuh-ley-lee" and the second "oo-koo-ley-ley."