I bought this ukulele (built in 2010) from my ukulele teacher Sabine Walter (formerly Martin Walter) from Freiburg in 2016. The ukulele has been professionally played and treated up to the highest frets. There are some dings and dongs, but they do not affect the sound in any way.

Here is Sabine's website: https://ukewerk.online

Ukulele

- Front, back & sides: Solid Hawaiian koa wood

- Bridge: Ebony

- Finish: High gloss

- Fingerboard: 20 frets, ebony

- Neck: Mahogany

- Bridge & compensated nut: bone

- Tuners: sealed chrome 14:1 geared tuners, with koa buttons

- Abalone inlays

this model was traded used at Reverb for 785,00 €

https://reverb.com/de/item/62744762-big-island-tenor-ukulele-koa-2011)

“Gotaukulele” rated this model with 9.1 out of 10 points:

https://www.gotaukulele.com/2021/08/big-island-honu-kt-tr-tenor-ukulele.html

The two linked models have a different head shape - the “Honu” = turtle. In the meantime, all Big Islands (a few exceptions have openwork heads) are produced with this head shape. In the past, the hallmark of these ukuleles was the stylized outline of Hawaii (“Big Island”) on the head and the ukulele shape inside. See the photos.

MiSi Trio Air Pickup:

with MEMS microphone and L.R.Baggs Element pickup

2-volume control in the soundhole

battery-free capacitor system, recharge in 60 seconds, play for up to 8 hours

New price at Thomann currently 269 € (as of 10.02.2025)

https://www.thomann.de/de/mi_si_trio_air.htm

I am selling this ukulele with a black hard case from Rockcase, which has seen better days, but is fully functional and stable.

Price: 599,00 Euro

Contact: Ursula.Ploenissen@gmx.de