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USED KAMAKA / HF-2 Concert (White Label) Kamaka Concert Ukulele White Label [08]
A Kamaka Concert Ukulele from the White Label era!
Founded in 1916, Kamaka Ukuleles of Hawaii is still known today as one of the most popular ukulele brands.
This is a model from the White Label era, dating from around 1973 or later, when the label featured the words "HANDCRAFTED" and "MADE IN HONOLULU HAWAII U.S.A."
The body, neck, fingerboard, and bridge are all made of Hawaiian koa.
It features a nut width of approximately 35mm, a scale length of approximately 385mm, a 12th-fret joint, and a total of 16 frets.
* It is believed to have undergone a neck reset (including fret replacement) and been relacquered (matte finish) in the past.
Serviced at a renowned guitar workshop!
A crack had developed at the center joint on the back of the body, so it has been glued, reinforced, and finished with a matte lacquer.
There was peeling at the body end joint, so it has been glued.
Cracks were present above and below the center bridge on the body top, below the fingerboard end, and on both sides of the fingerboard, so these areas have been glued, treated with crack-stopper, and finished with a matte coat.
There is a darkened area on the lower part of the top, which is believed to be a natural knot.
It appears to have been over-lacquered in the past, and there are dents on the headstock edge and other signs of previous repairs, but overall it looks clean and plays well.
It has a crisp, dry sound, yet retains the richness of a concert-sized guitar with a well-balanced midrange, producing a pleasant resonance!
Other
Condition: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: -
Accessories: Universal hard case
Founded in 1916, Kamaka Ukuleles of Hawaii is still known today as one of the most popular ukulele brands.
This is a model from the White Label era, dating from around 1973 or later, when the label featured the words "HANDCRAFTED" and "MADE IN HONOLULU HAWAII U.S.A."
The body, neck, fingerboard, and bridge are all made of Hawaiian koa.
It features a nut width of approximately 35mm, a scale length of approximately 385mm, a 12th-fret joint, and a total of 16 frets.
* It is believed to have undergone a neck reset (including fret replacement) and been relacquered (matte finish) in the past.
Serviced at a renowned guitar workshop!
A crack had developed at the center joint on the back of the body, so it has been glued, reinforced, and finished with a matte lacquer.
There was peeling at the body end joint, so it has been glued.
Cracks were present above and below the center bridge on the body top, below the fingerboard end, and on both sides of the fingerboard, so these areas have been glued, treated with crack-stopper, and finished with a matte coat.
There is a darkened area on the lower part of the top, which is believed to be a natural knot.
It appears to have been over-lacquered in the past, and there are dents on the headstock edge and other signs of previous repairs, but overall it looks clean and plays well.
It has a crisp, dry sound, yet retains the richness of a concert-sized guitar with a well-balanced midrange, producing a pleasant resonance!
Other
Condition: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: -
Accessories: Universal hard case
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A Kamaka Concert Ukulele from the White Label era!
Founded in 1916, Kamaka Ukuleles of Hawaii is still known today as one of the most popular ukulele brands.
This is a model from the White Label era, dating from around 1973 or later, when the label featured the words "HANDCRAFTED" and "MADE IN HONOLULU HAWAII U.S.A."
The body, neck, fingerboard, and bridge are all made of Hawaiian koa.
It features a nut width of approximately 35mm, a scale length of approximately 385mm, a 12th-fret joint, and a total of 16 frets.
* It is believed to have undergone a neck reset (including fret replacement) and been relacquered (matte finish) in the past.
Serviced at a renowned guitar workshop!
A crack had developed at the center joint on the back of the body, so it has been glued, reinforced, and finished with a matte lacquer.
There was peeling at the body end joint, so it has been glued.
Cracks were present above and below the center bridge on the body top, below the fingerboard end, and on both sides of the fingerboard, so these areas have been glued, treated with crack-stopper, and finished with a matte coat.
There is a darkened area on the lower part of the top, which is believed to be a natural knot.
It appears to have been over-lacquered in the past, and there are dents on the headstock edge and other signs of previous repairs, but overall it looks clean and plays well.
It has a crisp, dry sound, yet retains the richness of a concert-sized guitar with a well-balanced midrange, producing a pleasant resonance!
Other
Condition: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: -
Accessories: Universal hard case
Founded in 1916, Kamaka Ukuleles of Hawaii is still known today as one of the most popular ukulele brands.
This is a model from the White Label era, dating from around 1973 or later, when the label featured the words "HANDCRAFTED" and "MADE IN HONOLULU HAWAII U.S.A."
The body, neck, fingerboard, and bridge are all made of Hawaiian koa.
It features a nut width of approximately 35mm, a scale length of approximately 385mm, a 12th-fret joint, and a total of 16 frets.
* It is believed to have undergone a neck reset (including fret replacement) and been relacquered (matte finish) in the past.
Serviced at a renowned guitar workshop!
A crack had developed at the center joint on the back of the body, so it has been glued, reinforced, and finished with a matte lacquer.
There was peeling at the body end joint, so it has been glued.
Cracks were present above and below the center bridge on the body top, below the fingerboard end, and on both sides of the fingerboard, so these areas have been glued, treated with crack-stopper, and finished with a matte coat.
There is a darkened area on the lower part of the top, which is believed to be a natural knot.
It appears to have been over-lacquered in the past, and there are dents on the headstock edge and other signs of previous repairs, but overall it looks clean and plays well.
It has a crisp, dry sound, yet retains the richness of a concert-sized guitar with a well-balanced midrange, producing a pleasant resonance!
Other
Condition: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use
Serial Number: -
Accessories: Universal hard case
