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A cutaway allows for easier access to above the 14th fret.

Price includes my choice of upgraded tuners!  Special requests are negotiable.

This adds a great deal of pop to the edges, which highlights the wood.

It's the difference between bland and excitement.

Your listeners will notice this more than you will when you are playing, but it draws their attention.

Usually is the wood of back/sides.  I try to find nice pieces to accentuate the headstock.

Again, what's the top without the icing.

This allows you to hear what folks in front of you hear.  It brings you into the experience helping you with things like balance.

Many players feel (and I do too) that a radius fretboard is a bit easier to play, especially barr chords.  Guitars have it, why not ukuleles?

Crossrock hard cases really do "rock."  Ukulele shipped to you in your new case.  https://www.crossrockcase.com/

Made by adding a strip of wood (matching binding) and rounding it off to make smooth, comfortable place for arm to rest.  No sharp edge, which gives a more comfortable playing experience.

There are many choices out there with various costs.  I have used K&K Aloha Twin Double-Sensor Pickups with great success.  They will add $120.00 to the cost.  Others depend on the cost of pickups.

Let your imagination run wild and I'll see what we can come up with!

As we talk about your build, we can focus on exactly what you want, such as type of wood, binding, rosette, and purfling, etc.  I can even share pictures of wood before I purchase it.  I will be able to give you a more accurate price after initial consultation and investigation of cost of materials.