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in an as new Kamaka case unmarked solid koa HF-4 Kamaka baritone no cracks or structural issues...factory unmodified action custom side port is loud Waverly strap buttons

fabulous B-51 Martin baritone ukulele no nicks, cracks or scratches...some near invisible strumming marks that will polish out custom, well done side sound port Waverly tuners and strap buttons I'd call it mint but for the mods... and almost nothing 60 years old or so is really mint. The...

$900 plus 60 frt to lower 48 excellent condition...no marks or structural issues Made by luthier Jesse Mendez from Maui, Hawaii in May 2022. Top: Curly Redwood Back & Sides: Figured Walnut Rosette: Walnut Faceplate: Walnut Bridge/fretboard: Ebony Nut/Saddle: Bone Fret dots: MOP Tuners...

Wow! huge difference I had wondered why my acacia Bn8-1 was so much lighter and louder than my older mango Bn4-3. I started watching the videos on The Uke Site. My new acacia Bn4-1 is here and It is a huge step up in volume and clarity in addition to being much lighter than my old mango nui...

sold off site beautiful, mint condition, 2023 all solid mango 23" scale Pono labeled canvas soft case included $75 shipping to lower 48

sold off site beautiful and rare, serial #1181579 hand built in California of solid Palo Escrito rosewood with a German Black Forest spruce top figured 3 piece mahogany neck John S Kinnard baritone...side sound port...Gotoh geared pegs loud, full voiced...radiused fret board...no fret wear tiny...

$400 solid mahogany Favilla baritone, made in New York... serial # 805154. 19" scale. The first strum will really get your attention. The ukulele is free of structural issues. The neck is straight. The top is flat and the bridge is solid and not lifting.The fret board is totally refinished and...

$1350 loud. Resonator ukulele 19" scale...long scale tenor/baby baritone bright red, resin body excellent condition, no nicks or scratches case is excellent with snug fit freight is free to lower 48

GONNA KEEP IT this is a twice, refinished mahogany baritone. The first job spray painted everything, including the frets, bridge and saddle. That has been removed using light oil and 0000 steel wool. The peghead logo was sanded off before I got it as well. That is the not so good stuff...

so, I'm getting another one. gonna "hot-rod" it up with new tuners and side sound port just like the last one. new one looks to have been refinished but I don't care, I'll refinish it again...see how it stacks up next to my "hot-rodded" B51 with same mods. My money is on the Favilla.

beautiful and rare, serial #1181579 hand built in California of solid Palo Escrito rosewood with a German Black Forest spruce top figured mahogany neck John S Kinnard baritone...side sound port...Gotoh geared pegs loud, full voiced...radiused fret board...no fret wear tiny ding on the top...

built for NAMM show... very rare. similar to, but not the production model Bn30sp. Purchased at Namm and labeled Bn30da solid spruce top and rosewood back and side with maple and abalone binding and rosette excellent condition serial #154512, 1st generation, dovetail construction. a new...

NO LONGER AVAILABLE buy one if you want a great baritone...I'm keeping mine mint condition in an excellent hard case all solid woods...hand made in Texas Grover 18to1 tuners side sound port...fully bound body strap buttons very, very loud

really nice Favilla baritoNE

I know this subject has been hashed over before, but I thought I'd relay my experiences. I seem to have acquired a bunch of these over time, only to sell them on. I have nice baritone ukuleles and I wanted the nui to sound more like a guitar. It was always a little too close to a baritone...

I've got a few Pono nui baritone ukulele/tenor guitars. One of my Bn-30 nui's is losing it's bridge. I don't see any evidence of ever having been strung with steel strings. Anyone else experienced this? The 1st gen Bn-30d is my favorite with dovetail heel and nicer binding. My 2nd Bn-30 is...

I have a Zimnicki baritone...cedar and koa with 20" scale. It is beautiful. It is also as quiet as a Kanile'a baritone. I've owned this twice, buying it new from Elderly, selling it and reacquiring it after the top was refinished, thinking "thinner wood...louder". not so. I have been working...

I've been playing the bright red Beltona baritone resonator uke that I bought a few weeks ago. It had changed hands a couple of times since it was built for Little Rev and I finally caught up to it. Well...it's home now! This tenor bodied, baritone necked ukulele is loud and a joy to play...

Bought a Beltona uke off him...shipped really fast...exactly as described. Thank you

I'm not overly fussy about my B and E strings. I often leave them on a ukulele for months. I am very fussy about the D and G. I have tried almost every brand...some are good and some are not...some show wear after a 2 hour jam. The Uke Logic polished gold alloy smoothwound is without a doubt...