Thread: Tassi Blackwood ,Sitka spruce concert Ukulele

Beautiful work.



Regards,

Denim

Very nice indeed. I especially like the look of the 'broken' fretboard and the inlay crossing the frets. Makes for a very individual look.
The Blackwood came up well, too. It really catches the light.
That's a very deep body, I'd love to hear what it sounds like.

My obligatory question - I see a lot of instruments with 'concert' in the title. What's the difference between a concert ukulele and a standard one?

Originally Posted by Denim

Beautiful work.



Regards,

Denim

Thanks Denim.

Originally Posted by Hermit

Very nice indeed. I especially like the look of the 'broken' fretboard and the inlay crossing the frets. Makes for a very individual look.
The Blackwood came up well, too. It really catches the light.
That's a very deep body, I'd love to hear what it sounds like.

My obligatory question - I see a lot of instruments with 'concert' in the title. What's the difference between a concert ukulele and a standard one?

Thanks.
The body is 70mm at the deepest point. There are four main sizes in Ukulele. small to large; Soprano(standard), Concert, Tenor and Baritone.
Glad you liked it.
Unfortunately I don`t have a sound sample. However I took it to a bunch of music shops and it was as good as any high end Uke on the shelf.

Originally Posted by 2blast67

Thanks.
The body is 70mm at the deepest point.

It looked much deeper in the last pic. Just an illusion, I guess.

There are four main sizes in Ukulele. small to large; Soprano(standard), Concert, Tenor and Baritone.

Ah, now I see the light. Thanks.

How is the intonation at the 15th fret? Seriously nice work. Well done!

Originally Posted by Sebastiaan56

How is the intonation at the 15th fret? Seriously nice work. Well done!

Thanks Sebastion.
The fret spacing is true right through. Intonation is true.

Regards

Ross