Here's another Koa Ukulele that is available at Surfy Surfy (www.surfysurfy.net) in Leucadia, California. Solid Koa. It exhibits an asymmetric sound hole placement (side sound hole as well). Binding is East India Rosewood and purfling…
Here's a new instrument that can be seen at Surfy Surfy (www.surfysurfy.net) in Leucadia, California. It is my Kahiko design ukulele exhibiting a double puka sound hole. The bracing is on the light side and reflects the narrow waist and…
Occasionally I get a request for some unusual wood combinations. Here is a tenor ukulele, just completed, made with Australian Lacewood for sound board and back. The back is laser cut embellished with the customer"s artwork. The sides…
One of my latest requests was for a shark inlay on the peg head. Tough call. I wanted to go for big teeth, but opted for simple. The shark was cut out of Phillipine black mother-of-pearl. Nothing special as far as detail, but it looks…
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Here's my version of Hawaiian Makau with tribal accents. As I said in my last post, I am into my South Pacific roots at the present. This Koa is from Maui, and I really like the color--no killer figure, but it is really attractive and also…
It's about time again for the Olukai Ho'olaule'a on Maui--Olukai's celebration of the ocean, ocean life and the Hawaiian culture that embraces it. This year it will be held on May 12-13th. Pictured here is this year's Ho'o Aloha award. I…
Just finished this Koa concert ukulele. I'm still fond of the asymmetric soundhole placement, so have used same in this instrument. It's all Koa except the mahogany neck and the fret board/bridge which are Chechen. I have accented with…
Some wives of my ukulele customers have voiced concern over their spouse's infatuation with their new instruments. Here's just one example taken to the next level. Tasteful, don't you think?
The guys from KorduroyTV recently came over to shoot an episode of their "Surf Sufficient" show. I show some basic ukulele 101 by demonstrating a few chords and strumming techniques. Check it out!
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Koa Ukulele
Double Puka Sound Hole
Lacewood Tenor Ukulele
Cut-a-way Tenor Ukulele
Bite Me Shark Inlay
Makau Tenor Ukulele
Olukai Ho’olaule’a Ukulele
Koa Concert Ukulele
Ukulele Love?
U Can Ukulele