Post #455615 by Mo-Eye on Fri, May 22, 2009 12:58 PM

If you're on Oahu, you gotta check out their factory. They have free tours there, i think only on certain days though. You can see how their made, and they give you a catalog and a koa pog / punchout thing - the little wood disc that is removed to make the sound hole in the uke with their logo on it. The coolest thing there is all of the old Kamaka ukes they have there, including one of the early pineapple shape with the original pineapple hand painting!