Yes, another cedar and walnut alto uke this month! It was fun to have two similar models next to each other in line, they really turned out nice in their own ways. I only recently started to using Western Red Cedar again, I was waiting to find dependable old, strong stuff. This cedar is salvaged from some old water tanks and even has some interesting Bearclaw figure, which I’ve never seen in cedar before. I really love how red cedar sounds. It is warmer sounding that Port Orford cedar but still plenty loud. The curly walnut is cut from a Claro walnut gunstock blank, which ended up looking great. The fretboard, headplate, bridge and pickguard are all made from pistachio from California orchards. The neck is some old growth Douglas Fir salvaged from floor joists. Overall, the instrument is light weight but feels solid, with a rich and sweet tone.