The Myrtle tenor uke has always been a standard model for us, in which we get to celebrate a wood from our region that looks beautiful and sounds even better. I like the crisp, bright, articulate sound that Myrtle gives, even with the low G on this instrument. The neck is a piece of salvaged wood, Primavera or “white Mahogany” and the rest is local Walnut, complete with some bug holes. Some homemade rope binding and a K&K pickup seal the deal. Thanks Gail!
