SOLD Beansprout Tenor #557 - Fir & Curly Cherry

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Hi All,

For sale is a wonderful Beansprout Tenor with Curly Cherry back, sides and neck, old growth Fir top, and Pistachio fretboard. It is currently strung Low G and comes with a crossrock fiberglass case. As with all of the beansprout instruments its both beautiful to look at and plays even better. I simply do not play tenor and I can't justify keeping this one. The wait time for a new build is about 9 months, so skip the line and get a one of a kind tenor!

Old growth fir top
Curly Cherry back & Sides
Pistachio fretboard, bridge & headplate
Walnut binding
Gotoh tuners



Asking SOLD shipped to the CONUS and not interested in trades. Thanks for looking!
 

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Bumping this back up, took it down over the holidays since I was out of town. Still available!
 
Curious if any who own an older Mya-Moe can comment on similarities and differences between Aaron Keim involved mya-moes and his current ukes? I am familiar with the basic differences that Aaron himself has spoken about but having never played a Beansprout I can only go off of looks to a certain degree.
 
Curious if any who own an older Mya-Moe can comment on similarities and differences between Aaron Keim involved mya-moes and his current ukes? I am familiar with the basic differences that Aaron himself has spoken about but having never played a Beansprout I can only go off of looks to a certain degree.
I can try to answer this as I have owned a couple of MM ukes that were built with the old team. I would say the biggest difference I can feel between the two is in the neck/fretboard. The MM ukes I owned featured the ebony fretboard whereas the beansprout has a pistachio one. The neck feels a touch thicker to me, but not Pono thick if that makes sense. Outside of that the general aesthetic with a Beansprout seems a little more muted/natural to me as they dont feature things like abalone. Feel free to PM me if you have any other questions.
 
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