I would be more like looking for a $100 tiple, but, alas, even all-busted-up ones cost more like $400 (sort of like Martin ukes, which bring twice what some better-sounding and playing ones do).

Ah, well, I don't really need one anyway. I can get by with the two ukes (and one banjo uke) I have, plus all the guitars and banjos and all.

And if there's no catalog entry, d'Angelico being a pretty good record-keeper, how do they know for sure it's a d'Angelico? Hmmm?


Bob