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A LITTLE HISTORY
The ukulele was becoming very popular in the teens – 1920’s; in part for some of the same reasons folks love the instrument today!
The ukulele was easy to carry, easy to learn, and boasted a fun joyful voice not found in other instruments. A drawback in the time before handy pick-ups and portable speakers was that the ukulele’s small body didn’t allow for a lot of volume.
By adding a Banjo style body, and a resonator at the back, the projection was multiplied mightily!
DETAILS
The closed-back banjolele has a wooden ‘bowl’ or resonator which allows for increased projection to the audience.
The style of music being played, desired volume, and accompanying instruments might all have a bearing on your choice of style. For most Bluegrass arrangements, a closed-back, resonator style Banjolele is the preferred instrument. The closed-back allows for more projection against other instruments being played, and a twangier feel to the sound.
I could sell lots of brands of Ukulele and Strings, but I don't, if the quality is not there, then I won't sell them.
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"If you don't have a positive experience for any reason, I will do what it takes to make sure you are 100% satisfied with your purchase.
And in 60 days of trying out your ukulele you don't like it, no hard feelings, love it or return it."
Regards Christopher