Beansprout #1 and #14- A Conversation With My Past Self

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  • Опубликовано: 3 май 2024
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Комментарии • 6

  • @johnseeley9316
    @johnseeley9316 2 месяца назад +4

    “And your best is good enough.”
    Now that’s a powerful sentence!
    Love everything about this channel.

  • @tcuker6819
    @tcuker6819 2 месяца назад

    Bravo Aaron! You have put your best efforts into two Beansprouts and three Mya-Moes for me. They have brought me (and I hope others) hours of joy. I play them in jams, on the patio on a sunny day, teaching at camp and more. It doesn't make any difference if they are the fanciest ukuleles I own. They work, sound great to me and bring me great pleasure both playing and looking at them. For me, you have made my life better because of what you have done! I agree! Aaron, good job! - Tony from Minnesota

  • @mikek4708
    @mikek4708 2 месяца назад

    Must be so great to see instruments you have created, being used and loved for years, return. Thanks to Bill for sending them for repair so we could see and hear them. Take a bow Aaron, love how it’s the start of your journey. Have a great week.

  • @schrectacular
    @schrectacular 2 месяца назад

    Gifts from your past-self. It's nice to think about giving one's future-self too. Love seeing your work Aaron, and love playing the songs out of your Baritone Uke playbook. They make me sound so good!

  • @williamhochhaus7209
    @williamhochhaus7209 2 месяца назад

    As far as I can remember, the koa “prototype” was one of the first three you offered for sale. I grabbed #14 because I had loaned you my Kumalae to study. You made me a replacement peg even though the neck renders it decorative only. Thank you for getting these repaired so one can accompany me to Thailand this summer where it will make its Asian debut. I bought them when I was very poor, so I will remind you that they were not what you considered your best work even at that time. They were the bargains! I am pretty sure I only paid $100 for the koa instrument with no label. That was even a bargain 15 years ago. Extra thanks for making this video! I think I am signed in on my school account. I will sign in later with my personal just so I can like it again. I have so many great memories of traveling with that Hawaiian shaped friend. I will look for an old video clip to post and share a link if I find one.❤❤❤

  • @stevesstrings5243
    @stevesstrings5243 2 месяца назад

    I also have looked at instruments I built early in my building journey. I can’t help but look at them with a critical eye based on what I know now. Thanks for sharing!