Bushman Ukuleles

No Longer Carrying This Line

Excerpt taken from a review of a Bushman Jenny ukulele: "Lets start with the looks, fit and finish. The lower bout is constructed of flat-sawn Brazilian mahogany and is stained to a classic honey brown. The soundboard is tripled bounded with a white binding strip, then abalone, then a final white binding strip. The last strip is very narrow to offset the abalone. There is an abalone rosette around the sound hole that is also framed by thin while binding strips. The back is even bound with a white binding strip. The headstock is also mahogany and is bound in the same manner as the soundboard with a Bushman Ukulele's stamp at the top. Overall, it has a very classic beauty. The fretboard and bridge are rosewood. The fretboard has nickle-silver frets that are uke sized, verses some of the other ukes that seem to use guitar sized frets. The frets are nicely dressed on the edges with no sharpness. The fretboard sports 5 position markers... and are of appropriate size. This is nice because some of the modern ukes have these useless tiny inlays. The bridge is really nice with a through-hole string design for good strength... bridge bar and the top nut are removable for easy adjustment, if needed... fantastic resonance..."