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mike gregory - Posted - 10/20/2014: 14:27:36

Trying to make ukes accessible to those who ain't real fussy.
2-liter plastic bottle for head, held down by glue and thumb tacks.
Pegs disc sanded from 3/8 in dowel.
The uke strings are 30, 50, 40, & 30 lb test fishline .
I call it the "Model P", so I can think they're complimenting my instrument, any time I hear anybody say that some instrument "....sounds like P Uke!"
Dan Drabek - Posted - 10/20/2014: 14:33:33
Good one Mike. Once again, you've made something out of almost nothing. And if you were ever stranded on a desert island, not only would you have a source of entertainment, you could re-assemble it into fishing gear. :->
DD
Jonnycake White - Posted - 10/21/2014: 09:25:25
My #6 daughter and I made one of these a couple of years ago - she decorated it up really nice with magic marker.
mike gregory - Posted - 10/21/2014: 10:42:30
quote:
Originally posted by VaporI still prefer the pre-metric sound.
If you can even FIND a one-quart bottle, may as well put it on eBay as a genuine pre-metric Squared Eel banjo head, and let the serious collectors start bidding.
Vapor - Posted - 10/21/2014: 18:24:21
Ahh, those were the days, the sound of that one quart bottle, so solid, so sweet.
McUtsi - Posted - 10/22/2014: 09:49:54
"Pre Metric Sound"...I like that..."Capture the "Pre metric Sound"...genius...AND,Mr
Gregory´s a creativity mainstay supremo...McUtsi
mike gregory - Posted - 10/22/2014: 11:12:18
Some say
"Flattery will get you nowhere!"
But flattery got "Twiggy" a carrer as a fashion model.
Wasn't a model in the business flatter 'n she!
So, since I've gotten enough flattery, I'm going to plug in the microphone and post a plunk.
Please stand by.l
Oh, what the heck... get comfortable.
Please sit by.
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