Not mentioned, I believe Alaska Yellow Cedar is a cypress. I have quite a bit of it dating back 20 years. I like it.. similar to Port Orford Cedar/Cypress. Interesting instrument. !
@@beansproutmusicalinstruments The only true cedars are in the Mediterranean and Himalayan regions. Classic example of mis naming would be the Western Red Cedar which is another member of the cypress family. Redwood and sequoia are cypress. Former wood broker/hustler.
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Absolutely beautiful
A bit of extra sparkle from the cedat top and cool vibes from the mosaic pick guard and head stock. A real winner !
What a masterpiece. It's the spiritual sister to mine.
Beautiful.... and sounds amazing. ❤
Stunning!👍
What a stunner. Best wishes to the new owner, great choice. Have a great week.
Love the mosaic, and the sound of your baritone ukes. Not something I had heard/heard of before.
Not mentioned, I believe Alaska Yellow Cedar is a cypress.
I have quite a bit of it dating back 20 years. I like it..
similar to Port Orford Cedar/Cypress.
Interesting instrument. !
Yes, it and POC is a cypress. As are much of our west coast “cedars”
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The only true cedars are in the Mediterranean and Himalayan regions.
Classic example of mis naming would be the Western Red Cedar which is another member of the cypress family.
Redwood and sequoia are cypress.
Former wood broker/hustler.