Kamehameha ukulele
In Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort &Spa, 2552 Kalākaua Ave K120, Honolulu, HI 96815, USAAbout Kamehameha ukulele
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I purchased a ukulele here for my son. The sales lady tending the store was very nice and helpful. She showed me which ukuleles were appropriate for a 15 year old beginner at 3 different price points. She even tuned the ukulele for me when I purchased it. Very happy with my purchase and experience.
Bought a KS-56 EQ model here a few months ago and have been enjoying the ukulele ever since! The sound is very nice, and it even inspired two of my friends to purchase ukuleles after hearing mine. While I was shopping, the employee let me try any ukulele I was interested in, and even demoed them too as I was still learning. He was patient and listened to all of my questions and answered everyone. They even shipped the Ukulele to me and it arrived in pristine condition. I believe, the shop only carries Kamehameha ukuleles and it’s higher quality sister brand Kanile'a ukuleles, but it has a wide variety of prices. I really love this ukulele and would recommend it to anyone!
Employee couldn’t be bothered to greet us. Having bought two previous ukeleles I was astonished by this lack of interest by the employee. He was completely focused on what he wanted to watch on the computer. He declined to give his name, but he was working the evening of 18august.
Sales people are nice, but the owner was rude. I'm a player and I need to play an ukulele before I buy it, he told me he'd prefer if I didn't play the ukuleles unless I intended on buying them, which btw was my intention. But you need to try an instrument before you decide to buy. He was very cold and calluse. Because of this, he lost my business. Too bad, because when I first walked into the store that evening, I was 90% sure I was going to buy the model I was looking at. 🤷♂️
I'm staying at the Imperial and dropped-in to check out the ukuleles. The nice guy tending the shop tuned a few for me so I can try them out. They have a wide selection based on skill levels. He said the priced ranged from $80-$1k. He was knowledgeable on the wood types and craftsmanship. He didn't try to up sell-me. Overall a positive experience.