Kepasa Ukuleles are custom made by Kevin Crossett in Middlesex, VT, and are built in soprano, concert, tenor and baritone models. Kepasa Ukulele models are largely inspired by vintage mainland ukuleles such as the LeDomino, Hollywood, Vita, Harmony, Regal and other makes and models from yesteryear. The Kepasa Madeira is influenced by the late 1800s Dias style soprano, while the Kepasa Gypsy Rose is influenced by the early Selmer-Maccaferri gypsy guitars. The Kepasa KeVita ukulele pays tribute to the Roy Smeck Vita uke.

Availability and delivery:
I am not accepting new orders at this time. 
I occasionally have ukuleles in stock available for sale.
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Each Kepasa Ukulele is designed, built and voiced by one builder, Kevin Crossett. I build in small batches of ukuleles that begin and end at different times. During the final stage of building, I focus on just one instrument at a time through completion and final setup, ensuring full attention to each ukulele as they come to life. I then "play it in" for a few days continuing to make final adjustments until I've got it exactly the way I feel it should be.

I currently build over a dozen different Kepasa models. Many of them are unique styles, such as the KeVita, which is more mandolin-shaped than ukulele; the Madeira resembles early ukuleles that migrated from Portugal in the late 1800's, which have a smaller than typical soprano body but with a wider and longer than typical neck, and my own cigar box style ukuleles with a custom built (no cigar) box which I call the Ukebox. I also build baritone ukuleles, called the Kepasa Grande.