
leftyguitarman wrote:Riceblue, there's a great little acoustic shop around here in Seattle that used to always have Beltona reso ukes and the occasional Beltona reso guitar. Top quality instruments. I feel lucky having played some. I don't think they stock them anymore since they're a National dealer, but they were fun little instruments. As for those Donmos... My oh my, what I would give to own one. They are quite a cool looking product and I love his business model of reusing metal.
leftyguitarman wrote:Riceblue, there's a great little acoustic shop around here in Seattle that used to always have Beltona reso ukes and the occasional Beltona reso guitar. Top quality instruments. I feel lucky having played some. I don't think they stock them anymore since they're a National dealer, but they were fun little instruments. As for those Donmos... My oh my, what I would give to own one. They are quite a cool looking product and I love his business model of reusing metal.
DaveG wrote:Hey Lefty, what shop is that? Sounds worth checking out.
leftyguitarman wrote:DaveG wrote:Hey Lefty, what shop is that? Sounds worth checking out.
Hey Dave, it's Dusty Strings. Located in Fremont, about two blocks west and one block south of the Troll (I'm sure you know what troll I'm talking about). It's right before the bridge there that crosses over to Queen Anne. There's a wooden sign that hangs down above the door. The door takes you downstairs below street level. If you've never been to Dusty Strings, I cannot recommend it enough. They have mandos, ukes, resonators, harps, fiddles, vintage guitars, Martins, Taylors, Collings, etc. The absolute best acoustic shop I've ever been to. They also have workshops all the time in the back room.
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