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...
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.
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!'.
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.
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.
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!'.
Lovely boutique Ukes!
Cheers Matt
Grazie mille
They both sound beautiful! I think I like the spruce top best
I do too. I thought I might be in the minority... we'll see!
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.
I currently own both, so it is possible ;)
Wow nice to hear both played in sequence like that, thanks Matt. Spruce for me please Bruce 😊
Me too, the paler wood for me bud.
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...
Ooh, sympathetic resonance. I'm stealing that!
@@WorldofUkes ahah my pleasure ! I will have to check all the occurences on your website now to see if my words are becoming famous ^^.
Can't go wrong with cedar/rosewood
Certainly is a classic