Difference between revisions of "Ukulele"

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*[http://www.koolauukulele.com/ Ko Olau].
 
*[http://www.koolauukulele.com/ Ko Olau].
 
**[http://www.ukes.com/koolau-ukulele.html  Ko'olau Model T-100 Tenor].  I like this uke.
 
**[http://www.ukes.com/koolau-ukulele.html  Ko'olau Model T-100 Tenor].  I like this uke.
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*[http://www.fleamarketmusic.com/store/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=211 Flea:] Koa top, rosewood fingerboard, walnut neck, ... add PegHead tuners for $69.
 
*Banjolele, kinda fun.
 
*Banjolele, kinda fun.
  

Revision as of 10:31, 15 March 2011

Loot

  • PlayOn Tuner
  • GString tuner for Android

Instructional

Notes

Steel Strings: "Dag" from UkeHunt recommends: "If you go with steel, my instincts advise that you stick with solid extruded steel strings. Avoid “wound” strings. I think the tone quality will be much better with solids. If you go with steel, take a week to properly “extend” the strings (versus stretching them). Tighten them up little by live over the course of a day. Once you hit tune, play the strings until they go out of tune. Then, tune again and let them sit over night. Due this for about 7 days or so, and your strings will be tempered. This will preserve the sound quality in the long term and will help you avoid warping the neck."

Tabs

Videos

Web Sites

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