Difference between revisions of "Ukulele"

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*RISA Uke-Solid-body: [http://ukulelehunt.com/2009/11/11/risa-uke-solid-electric-tenor-ukulele-review/ review on UkuleleHunt]  
 
*RISA Uke-Solid-body: [http://ukulelehunt.com/2009/11/11/risa-uke-solid-electric-tenor-ukulele-review/ review on UkuleleHunt]  
 
**$370 [http://ukulele.pua2.com/details/ust1.html at PuaPua].
 
**$370 [http://ukulele.pua2.com/details/ust1.html at PuaPua].
**...with one of [http://www.voxamps.com/amplug/ these] VOX mini-amp for headphones would make a great quite traveling Uke... and doesn't seem like it would be TOO hard to make one...  
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**...with one of [http://www.voxamps.com/amplug/ these] VOX mini-amp $35 from [http://www.amazon.com/Vox-amPlug-AC30-Guitar-Headphone/dp/B000ZMYRJS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1302017818&sr=8-1 Amazon] for headphones would make a great quite traveling Uke... and doesn't seem like it would be TOO hard to make one...  
 
*Saw an all aluminum body Uke, wicked durable.
 
*Saw an all aluminum body Uke, wicked durable.
 
*Thin-line travel Ukes like the [http://www.kalaukulele.com/Kala_Travel_Uke.asp Kala] reviewed [http://ukulelehunt.com/2008/12/19/vintage-martin-ukuleles-kala-travel-uke/ here] on UkeHunt and supposedly good pricing at [http://www.bananasmusic.com/productdetail.asp/PID_15059 Bananas At Large].
 
*Thin-line travel Ukes like the [http://www.kalaukulele.com/Kala_Travel_Uke.asp Kala] reviewed [http://ukulelehunt.com/2008/12/19/vintage-martin-ukuleles-kala-travel-uke/ here] on UkeHunt and supposedly good pricing at [http://www.bananasmusic.com/productdetail.asp/PID_15059 Bananas At Large].

Revision as of 07:45, 5 April 2011

Loot

Misc:

  • PlayOn Tuner
  • GString tuner for Android

Make yer own ukulele:

Nice looking strap design.

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."

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