Thanks, so much, I really love how comfortable you both are with jamming together. The instruments are so beautifully simple and sophisticated at the same time. Classy.
Great video ! It's as pleasant to listen as to admire, both technically and for the beauty of the ukes ! (Wohaaaa, this honey color koa !!!). You guys are so talented, and seeing you enjoy playing so much helps me feeling motivated to dig some more fingerpiking stuff. Ukulele music is soooo underrated !... Thank you so much !
This is amazing! I bought my first ukulele this summer, and I’m practicing every day. I hope to get half as good as you guys! This video made me desire a standard pineapple (HP-1) model.
Love that great koa sound. Great carry, so loud. I have a Kamaka soprano gold label from back in the day when I was in Lincoln Elementary school. It was called a "student" model. I think it was 1971 or '72. I believe my uke was made in Japan but sold in Honolulu through my elementary school. For a couple of years Kamaka ukuleles were made in Japan exclusively.
Just got my first Kamaka, an HF-1L. It's unlikely to be my last. I love it. It's such a nice contrast with my KoAloha Silver Pineapple longneck soprano, which is also an excellent instrument in its own right.
You left off the rarest of Kamaka Ukulele's in the HF-46, a 6 string Baritone. I inquired a couple year's ago about this model and Chris Kamaka confirmed it was in their standard "production" line of Ukulele's available to order, but couldn't find one picture of one to show me or recall ever seeing one himself. In the end, I went with a Pono Nui 10D Baritone and it's been a great instrument, especially with a Fishman Matrix Infinity Mic Blend pickup system (a step above Jake's Matrix pickup system, in theory... Lol) , but still would be interested in that elusive 6 string Baritone by Kamaka.
I have a Baritone from Kamaka. My friend tried substituting e string in place of the a string. That lasted about 30 min when I got his phone call saying the corner of the nut where the a string sits cracked off. Would you have any direct information on the proper place I could send it for repair? Mahalo nui!!
i know this is random....but at 14:43 over his shoulder is a sunburst glossy ukulele with a small cutway and a glittery trim. what is that? its so pretty.
I think that it might be a Pono Pro-Classic sunburst tenor ukulele - I have the same ukulele, but without the cutaway. It’s an incredible instrument and a joy to play!
@Ukulele Angela, I think that this ukulele you liked just came up for sale on The Ukulele Site’s Reverb page - here’s the link - looks likes a GREAT deal, too! reverb.com/item/34662439-pono-custom-tenor-sunburst-1917125
I have the Koa Martin and love it and just got my Kamaka HF3 and just Love it. Love them both. I have ordered the Martin Sinker mahogany tenor. On a waiting list.
This is the BEST review. Not just showing and playing, but having a real discussion too. Nobody does it this way, but everyone should. Great job.
Corey and Mika are so talented. I love to listen to them play and give their commentary. I always learn something new. Thank you.
Thanks, so much, I really love how comfortable you both are with jamming together. The instruments are so beautifully simple and sophisticated at the same time.
Classy.
Great video ! It's as pleasant to listen as to admire, both technically and for the beauty of the ukes ! (Wohaaaa, this honey color koa !!!). You guys are so talented, and seeing you enjoy playing so much helps me feeling motivated to dig some more fingerpiking stuff. Ukulele music is soooo underrated !... Thank you so much !
This is amazing! I bought my first ukulele this summer, and I’m practicing every day. I hope to get half as good as you guys! This video made me desire a standard pineapple (HP-1) model.
Back to Ukulele history with old songs! I love it!
Love that great koa sound. Great carry, so loud. I have a Kamaka soprano gold label from back in the day when I was in Lincoln Elementary school. It was called a "student" model. I think it was 1971 or '72. I believe my uke was made in Japan but sold in Honolulu through my elementary school. For a couple of years Kamaka ukuleles were made in Japan exclusively.
Thank you! I love ukulele played by Corey. from Japan
Just got my first Kamaka, an HF-1L. It's unlikely to be my last. I love it. It's such a nice contrast with my KoAloha Silver Pineapple longneck soprano, which is also an excellent instrument in its own right.
Beautiful instruments and superb playing.
Always enjoy this kind of stuff. Passion Knowledge and Talent
You left off the rarest of Kamaka Ukulele's in the HF-46, a 6 string Baritone. I inquired a couple year's ago about this model and Chris Kamaka confirmed it was in their standard "production" line of Ukulele's available to order, but couldn't find one picture of one to show me or recall ever seeing one himself.
In the end, I went with a Pono Nui 10D Baritone and it's been a great instrument, especially with a Fishman Matrix Infinity Mic Blend pickup system (a step above Jake's Matrix pickup system, in theory... Lol) , but still would be interested in that elusive 6 string Baritone by Kamaka.
Absolutely gawwwwjesss! 😁🤙🏻❤🎼🎵🎶
Great work. Now we need tabs for all those great tunes 🙂
hey, what mics did y'all use for this vid? loving the really natural imaging of the recording
Kamaka , the oldest ukulele company in the world. There are two Kamaka ukuleles in our house, we love them.
Excellent stuff!
Aloha. Such a great video! A goal to one day have each size. Beautiful sound from all.
I have a Baritone from Kamaka. My friend tried substituting e string in place of the a string. That lasted about 30 min when I got his phone call saying the corner of the nut where the a string sits cracked off. Would you have any direct information on the proper place I could send it for repair? Mahalo nui!!
The Saprono Pineapple ... loving it.... available in Europe??
Check their website www.theukulelesite.com ? I think they can ship worldwide
Bee gees transcription is fabulous.
Their technique and style are very nice. Can anyone suggest me books or sources to learn to play like them, or in general to really improve?
I met Corey in the Ukulele Site store and asked the same question! He suggested "John King - The Classical Ukulele" :)
@@xiaoowo12 Thank you so much for the info ! :-)
@@bernardinelermite1133 Yeah but the book isn’t Low G :-(
Love the concerts' sail headstock design
How much can i get for a kanaka ukelele hf-2 concert white label...
Its the last song for me ❤🍃
Thanks. 🌸💕🌼
I really love the last song on the Baritone. Anyone knows the name of that song?
Love and Honesty by Hawaiian Style Band
Are these thin necks ?
i know this is random....but at 14:43 over his shoulder is a sunburst glossy ukulele with a small cutway and a glittery trim. what is that? its so pretty.
I think that it might be a Pono Pro-Classic sunburst tenor ukulele - I have the same ukulele, but without the cutaway. It’s an incredible instrument and a joy to play!
@@MyUkuleleJourney Aww thanks!
@Ukulele Angela, I think that this ukulele you liked just came up for sale on The Ukulele Site’s Reverb page - here’s the link - looks likes a GREAT deal, too! reverb.com/item/34662439-pono-custom-tenor-sunburst-1917125
?Can you name some of the songs
I already have a Koa Martin and KoAloha, I still want a Kamaka 😆.
I have the Koa Martin and love it and just got my Kamaka HF3 and just
Love it. Love them both. I have ordered the Martin Sinker mahogany tenor. On a waiting list.
Can the guitarlele be tuned like a guitar? I would like to hear that.
Great review! Unfortunately Kamaka seems to have the worst price-performance ratio from the 4K‘s.
Those prices must be crazy💀
15:05 how deep is your love