The all Myrtle baritone is a classic for me, stretching all the way back to my Mya-Moe days. I am always happy to make another in this tradition. The Myrtle for #919 was from a Portland tree, harvested by David from Epilogue Lumber. I love the dark mineral streaks in the light colored Myrtle and I have more of it, if you want a similar instrument. Even the fretboard, headplate and bridge are Myrtle. I chose a simple salvaged African Mahogany neck as a nice contrast. It sounds rich, dark and complex, with plenty of sparkle to top it off.

“Dear Nicole & Aaron -

Only after a few months of receiving my ukulele have I finally found the time to sit down and write to you to express my gratitude for an instrument that I will always cherish. I chose Beansprout because your instruments speak to the type of older American music that I enjoy playing the most. The first song I played on it was TENNESSEE WALTZ. Thank you for your excellent communication and craftsmanship. You are very much appreciated.
- J. W. ”