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Don Williams
 Post subject: Baritone Uke size?
PostPosted: Fri Jul 26, 2013 9:53 am 
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I'm resawing some black acacia that I will be selling, and am wondering if anyone knows the minimum size necessary for plates and sides of a Baritone. The will be big enough for a tenor, but I could tweak things a bit to get a baritone if I knew how.

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 Post subject: Re: Baritone Uke size?
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Nevermind.... I found the answer. not big enough. Tenor size it is.

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I would like to make a black acacia tenor, I would also like to try it for a tongue drum and marimba keys.

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Robert, I'm not sure what a tongue drum is, but your best bet for marimba keys would be Honduran Rosewood.
I'll have a few tenor Black Acacia sets available soon, as well as a few koa sets.

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