*New Baritone Ukulele Day
I was waiting in line at Goodwill to buy a DVD and my wife walked up to me holding this baritone uke she found for $6.99. I guess I missed it when shopping because it was hiding under a pillow or something
Other than strings and a small bit of grime and surface mold, it's in amazing condition. Flat top, straight neck, good action.
Google lens seems to think it's a 1950's Favilla, it looks like there was a shield shaped logo on the headstock at one point but can't find any matches.
Currently pending strings
NBUD
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NBUD
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That's awesome, I wonder how it will sound?
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After asking r/ukulele on reddit, it seems to be a match for a mid 60's Vega....made in Boston, MA, they did manufacture for other brands, so it's very likely the headstock used to have a lesser known brand's logo.
http://jakewildwood.blogspot.com/2013/ ... e.html?m=1
http://jakewildwood.blogspot.com/2013/ ... e.html?m=1
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The one in that blog post sounds pretty good TBH, a bit more like a guitar than a regular uke.
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Yeah, I didn't realize it but it's the same tuning as the top 4 strings on a guitar DGBE.
Strung up with Martin M630 strings, it plays and sounds great. Can't help feeling that I saved it from being mistaken for a cheap toy guitar.
Strung up with Martin M630 strings, it plays and sounds great. Can't help feeling that I saved it from being mistaken for a cheap toy guitar.
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