Which top wood? back and sides? Woods for other parts did you’ll try? Has anyone tried the baritone or guitar?
Lovely ukes!Sinker Redwood/Milo and Canadian Red Cedar/ Amazon Rosewood tenors
View attachment 150409View attachment 150410The 2 best sounding tenors I have played-- Can't decide which I prefer--I think Luis' lattice bracing is greatly responsible for their unique tone--
Wow.You asked what ones I have tried. I have been a customer and friend of Luis for about 8 years now. I live 15 minutes away from him and when he has some ukuleles completed he will give me a call and invite me to see them. So I have had the good fortune to play a lot of his instruments.
I opted for Sinker Redwood and Quilted Maple. It's a loud tenor with a deep voice that has a piano like quality.Which top wood? back and sides? Woods for other parts did you’ll try? Has anyone tried the baritone or guitar?
GorgeousI picked up this LfdM tenor from the marketplace late last year, Sinker Redwood over Cocobolo. It's loud, deep and articulate with a tone that reminds me of a fine classical guitar. They are outstanding instruments, and I concur with the observation that lattice bracing imparts a special quality to their tone. I wonder if the recent series of Pono lattice braced instruments was inspired by these wonderful ukuleles..View attachment 151954View attachment 151955
Beautiful!I picked up this LfdM tenor from the marketplace late last year, Sinker Redwood over Cocobolo. It's loud, deep and articulate with a tone that reminds me of a fine classical guitar. They are outstanding instruments, and I concur with the observation that lattice bracing imparts a special quality to their tone. I wonder if the recent series of Pono lattice braced instruments was inspired by these wonderful ukuleles..View attachment 151954View attachment 151955