Details
Excellent example of a Kamaka baritone made in the old style, with a koa neck. String action is nice and low, about the only signs of playing wear are a few very light finger scuffs at the edge of the soundhole. Note the black strap button mounted in the neck heel, an excellent choice as the long neck makes mounting a strap at the headstock a bit awkward. Nice open tone with plenty of volume and more bass response than you get from a tenor model.
Specs
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Back sides
Solid Hawaiian Koa
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Bridge
Indian Rosewood
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Fingerboard
Indian Rosewood
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Finish
satin lacquer
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Frets to body
14
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Make
Kamaka
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Model
HF-4
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Neck material
Koa
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Nut width
1 1/2"
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Scale length
20 1/8"
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Top material
Solid Hawaiian Koa
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Total frets
19
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Tuners
Grover with black buttons
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Year
C. 1980
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Case type
Hardshell
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SKU
KAMHF4-141657
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UPC
141657
