Post by snakehips on Feb 20, 2017 22:48:21 GMT
Hi there !
Having just received my first resonator ukelele from Steve Evans (Beltona), I am yet again blown away by Steve's ukes.
Craftmanship is excellent. Playability is excellent too.
Steve has also worked on three of my Nationals (one a refret, and two neck resets, truss rod installation and new fretboards).
He has also has worked on two other guitars a 1954 rare Silvertone electric, and a Kay dreadnought copy (both Elmore James associated models).
All were restored to a very high standard.
Just thought Steve deserves a bit of recognition - he is still making excellent musical instruments !
Once I get acquainted with my new reso Tenor uke a bit more, I'll post a video of how it sounds.
Pictured below is my new Tenor reso uke, plus two earlier non-reso Concert Beltona ukes.
Having just received my first resonator ukelele from Steve Evans (Beltona), I am yet again blown away by Steve's ukes.
Craftmanship is excellent. Playability is excellent too.
Steve has also worked on three of my Nationals (one a refret, and two neck resets, truss rod installation and new fretboards).
He has also has worked on two other guitars a 1954 rare Silvertone electric, and a Kay dreadnought copy (both Elmore James associated models).
All were restored to a very high standard.
Just thought Steve deserves a bit of recognition - he is still making excellent musical instruments !
Once I get acquainted with my new reso Tenor uke a bit more, I'll post a video of how it sounds.
Pictured below is my new Tenor reso uke, plus two earlier non-reso Concert Beltona ukes.
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