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Custom Built
Handmade for You!
During the build, I will periodically send you pictures and/or video
as I bring your new instrument to life! You can be involved every step of the way.
Let's birth this baby!
I can build a size just for you...soprano, concert, tenor, baritone, or bass. A standard ukulele includes all wood sides/back/top (like mahogany), choice of size of width at nut, choice of standard or zero fret, choice of scale length, low "G" or high "G," solid headstock, Gotoh friction peg tuners (or similar), compensated saddle, and fretboard fret markers.
He is an ‘ukulele virtuoso, slack key guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, composer, arranger, singer-songwriter, producer, audio engineer, and record company owner.
Ukulollo is Lorenzo Vignando, an Italian ukulele player
from Lucca, Tuscany. Wait for the reaction at the end!
Daniel asked to borrow one of my ukuleles to record video lesson.
It's in a recent issue of Ukulele Magazine.
Mika Kane and Stephen Espaniola jams with Ryan's Ukes ukuleles.
Click here to check out her web page.
She's a very talented player, singer, and teacher.
Troy, one of the latest Ryan's Ukes owners, talks about his new ukulele that he designed and built by Ryan.
Another instrument w/ coveted Brazilian Rosewood. Abalone everywhere!
Beautiful high grade Koa with lots of flame. It has that "Koa" sound!
Contrasting light wood with ebony binding. Bright sounding baritone.
Almost looks like oak, but still has that Koa sound. Stunning.
Looks like the wood is a folded fan! Sounds great too.
Nice Brazilian Rosewood sides!
Beautiful koa with splendid bearclaw sitka top. It pops!
3,000 years old sitka spruce top with complementary myrtlewood back/sides.
Big concert sound with
nice Koa accented with sapwood.
Curly Mahogany top with Koa back/sides.
Nice curly maple accents.
Back/Sides made with coveted Brazilian Rosewood!
Ryan's Ukes classic look.
Lots of flash!
Light with surprising big sound.
Light with surprising big sound.
Built just in time for the 2022 La Conner Guitar
Festival where I was a luthier exhibitor.
Looks like a guitar, doesn't it? It has a great sound.
You will want to play and sing around the campfire!
Imagine what sound hole design you want!
Made with a guitar player in mind!
I named it after Jay Lichty.
Unique sound hole design illustrates what's possible for your ukulele!
A clean classy look
with wonderful grain appeal!
Torrefied Spruce top with koa back/sides. Binding all around!
A flaming top that pops with paua abalone rosette and binding!
This purling gives the instrument a western, "sing at a campfire" look!
I wish you could hear this for yourself. Oh, you can. Click here.
Playing and cheering at the same time? This one shouts to be played!
A quick look at building an ukulele! I continue to improve my methods and tools.
Email me with questions, etc. I'll be back in touch very soon...sometimes immediately.