Mod
Title: "Mod"
Type: Soprano
Year: 2017






This is a soprano size ukulele with a Honduran Mahogany body and neck. It has a Port Orford Cedar soundboard and ebony fingerboard. This bridge idea I have used a few times in the past and to compliment the bridge and top I inlaid simple maple fret markers into the ebony fingerboard, added a matching Maple peg head veneer and the body is bound in black. Overall the looks are simple and elegant and the Cedar soundboard makes a lively instrument with more mid and bass tone than a soprano would usually produce. The lacquer finish is slightly dull and not overly shiny yet it is smooth as silk.