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Maderian Machete

Known as one of the parent instruments of the ukulele, this beautiful Maderian Machete was handcrafted by Henrique Rodrigues of Funchal, Madeira. Fashioned after the work of historical luthier Octavinno Joao Nunes, Madeira’s most famous instrument maker, this beautiful machete was made of endemic woods to Madeira with some of the finest European Spruce available on the soundboard and Maderian Vinhatico wood on the back and sides. Classic Maderian scroll headstock design. The inlay work is reflective of the longstanding traditions of woodwork on the island, a t
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Custom Grimes ‘Freehand’ Tenor Ukulele

New. A work of art! Custom Steve Grimes “Freehand” Tenor Ukulele built on the island of Maui, HI. If you were looking for the best of the best in high-end ukes, look no further! The time invested in each piece is a testimony to over 50 years of guitar and ukulele luthiery and can be seen in the quality of instruments he handcrafts and the world-class tones they produce. Steve is at the forefront of discussion in terms of contemporary luthiery theory and technique while remaining firmly rooted in his understanding of classical construction. The applicatio
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Custom Pohaku Resonator Tenor Ukulele

New. Custom Pohaku Resonator Tenor Ukulele, handcrafted by Peter Hurney in Astoria, Oregon. Hurney began making his first Pohaku Ukuleles in Kailua, Hawaii, in the early 1990s, then moved his workshop to Berkeley, California, where he worked for 20 years. Now, Pohaku is located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Peter creates a limited number of custom, one-of-a-kind instruments each year from Pohaku’s climate-controlled workshop and artist studio. Pohaku ukuleles are celebrated for their artistic design and tonal excellence, blending influences from vintage classi
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Custom Pohaku Concert Ukulele

New. Custom Pohaku Concert Ukulele, handcrafted by Peter Hurney in Astoria, Oregon. Hurney began making his first Pohaku Ukuleles in Kailua, Hawaii, in the early 1990s, then moved his workshop to Berkeley, California, where he worked for 20 years. Now, Pohaku is located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Peter creates a limited number of custom, one-of-a-kind instruments each year from Pohaku’s climate-controlled workshop and artist studio. Pohaku ukuleles are crafted in a variety of styles, ranging from vintage classical to art deco, art nouveau, and modernist ste
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