Martin Beck Tenor Ukulele Demo and Comparison

A demo of two Martin van Humbeck ukuleles, which are handmade in Canada. Those featured are:
No. 192 (Spruce and spalted mango): worldofukes.co...
No. 194: (Cedar and rosewood): worldofukes.co...

[@mikek4708]

Thanks Matt, New Year certainly off to an exceptional start. Bar set high with those 2 Ukes. Classy and lovely. Thanks for showcasing.Have a great week.

[@WorldofUkes]

Off to an expensive start! If only I'd had them 3 weeks before Christmas when I should have, if not for HM Customs and their 'take 6 weeks to ask for paperwork that was stuck on the box if they'd looked!'.

[@FPerini]

Lovely boutique Ukes!
Cheers Matt

[@WorldofUkes]

Grazie mille

[@claireliversage5940]

They both sound beautiful! I think I like the spruce top best

[@WorldofUkes]

I do too. I thought I might be in the minority... we'll see!

[@raykennedy8498]

If, it's alway IF! They are both extremely beautiful, in all ways, Ukuleles. I would love to owning both (if) I could. Thank you so much for sharing them with use.

[@WorldofUkes]

I currently own both, so it is possible ;)

[@MustDote]

Wow nice to hear both played in sequence like that, thanks Matt. Spruce for me please Bruce 😊

[@WorldofUkes]

Me too, the paler wood for me bud.

[@GenghisDaniel]

oh my, they both sound really really good, but that cedar topped one as an unbelievable shimmer to it, so much sympathetic resonance is unreal...

[@WorldofUkes]

Ooh, sympathetic resonance. I'm stealing that!

[@GenghisDaniel]

@@WorldofUkes ahah my pleasure ! I will have to check all the occurences on your website now to see if my words are becoming famous ^^.

[@raymondstebbins5904]

Can't go wrong with cedar/rosewood

[@WorldofUkes]

Certainly is a classic