Redwood and Walnut is such a great combo. Plenty loud, but dark, rich and warm too. I think the Redwood gives it a little more dry snap than Cedar does. As I play #910, the whole thing jumps around in my lap, vibrating with each note. I am really pleased with it. The Redwood is salvaged from a boat shop in Tacoma. The Curly Walnut is from southern Oregon and the Pistachio is from California orchards, both via woodfromthewest.com. The neck is Sapele, salvaged from a beam. A wider nut and a leaf inlay give it some personality. I have more Redwood and Walnut that matches, drop me a line if you would like to order an instrument like this.

“Hello Aaron & Nicole,
Dropping by here to let you know I received my beautiful baritone ukulele last night. I’m over-the-moon thrilled with the sound and look of it. It’s truly a piece of art and fine craftsmanship that really sings when I play it…so much so that we’ve been inseparable ever since.

Thank you so much for my baritone and all that you and Nicole do!

Yours happily strumming,
- C.S.”