Wow! I'm sorry to those people who realized that I had to raise the price of the TinCan Uke - but, yes, you bought it anyway and I know you know it's worth every penny.
I promise (for this year anyway) that I will not raise the price of the acoustic 17" TinCan Uke anymore. What happened is that I am selling out again and have little money left over to show for it and am working 14hrs a day, 7 days a week to keep up.
It's not about getting rich: I have little desire to be a rich man (in terms of $$! I am already a rich man in the other important areas!) - but neither do I want to be a slave. So the price, really, is a happy balance between financial security and satisfying my market. I want everyone who wants one of my instruments to have one - within reason. I have bartered, given away and offered discounts to younger and older, needier folk - but the bottom line is also that I need time with my family and I need to pay the bills too.
I hope you understand.
Looking forward to donating some prototypes with the Sunk'n City Gypsies this year: this upstart Toronto punk/grassroots band have promised to put the new single coil acoustic/electric Ukes + Banjo's on the road and rock the new 6-string Mastro-caster humbucker. Right On!!
Just let me develop them first. Starting Monday. Stay tuned.
Resophonic tin can banjo / ukulele, mandolin: hand spun resonator cones, folded metal headstock. Steel banjo strings. Available at RANSACK THE UNIVERSE: 1207 Bloor St W (at Bloor + Brock), Toronto: also at BEADLE: 1582 Dundas St W (at Brock, Toronto (416) 850 - 7390 and at OF A KIND: 1037 College St W (close to Dufferin), Toronto (647) 344 - 1091 or send me an e-mail for info at ironuke@thegreatmush-uke.com!
rosbilt TinCan Banjo / Ukulele
Contact me at ironuke@thegreatmush-uke.com if you like what you see and want to get your hands on one. Or come and see me at any of the shows listed in the sidebar for this year below.
Happy Strumming!
Happy Strumming!
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