Double Up and Catch Up!
For some odd reason there seems to be a renewed interest in double sound hole and asymmetric sound hole instruments. After the rapid sale of the last double puka tenor, I quickly got to work on another. This instrument is a new Koa wood…
Inside the Box, Part 1
No rules, but some basic principles to follow. My mentor, John Greven, has stated in some of his articles that the premise for bracing may have been more for strength rather than sound. This subject could be debated for ions and I am…
and, Koa to you!
Here's another custom ukulele with Koa from the island of Maui. You don't get Koa from Maui often, and I consider myself lucky to have found this.
I have used a Koa and curly Maple laminate neck. Since it is so difficult to find solid…
