Liquid Biscuit Studios

At work running solo.

My first 4th in TF. Dead middle of the whole Covid Lie. Had fun in spite of the communist socialist demonrats.

AWOL Adventure' pontoon trip from Centinnial Waterfront Park to Pillar Falls. Captain Paul and 1st Mate Karlan guiding.

Did this vid a while back. The onfo still remains the same and the concept is certainly highly functional to increae playability and sound quality of your prodcution resonator ukulele'.

The easy way to do the tough chord shapes.

My Ohana Baritone ukulele when I first got it.

A pic/vid tribute of some of my LoPrinzi instruments. Such fabulous builds and exquisite feel, playability and projection. One must be thankful.

My first ammo-lele built in Oct 2013 to commemorate our POW's and MIA's built out of a WWII 7.62mm ammo can. I built several of them.

D John playing my National resonator ukulele for a quicky at Cresswind.

Hand built tenor scale resonator ukulele built from a 7.62mm WWII ammo can.

A silly vid I did when I forst got the Ohana 8 nstring tenor uke so folks could hear how they sound a bit. lol

A bit of my concert scale National cutom koa resoantor ukulele. Something special about having the built to your own specs. Love this little girl.

Lazy day in stressful times making my way across the USA before the 4th of July hit.

Amazing Grace on my custom LoPrinzi tenor scale European maple ukulele. Love this little instrument.

A little bit of clawhammer racket on my beloved little GT Reso Uke I call, "Ding".

Sawtooth National Recreation Area Baritone Ukulele