Monthly Archives: March 2015

Here’s a tiny but mighty piece of americana : the Martin Style 0 ukulele. Despite its minimalist size (53 cm) and weight (300g), it delivers that classic soprano ukulele tone we all recognize and love. Its finely designed curves have … Continue reading →

Talk about rare! Here’s a Gibson L-75 in its most desirable iteration: the 16″ archtop body with roundhole. The L-75 initially came out in 1932 as a small (L-00 sized) archtop with F holes. It obviously failed at catching commercial … Continue reading →

Here’s a pretty unusual and quite sought-after fellow: a late 20′ Gibson UB-1, also known as the “baby banjo”. Simply put, it’s the cutest instrument out there. It’s really tiny with its 50 cm total lenght. But it has a … Continue reading →