before you buy your ukulele
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Jason Jerome from Lahaina Music gives you the crucial knowledge you need to avoid pitfalls -- before you purchase an ukulele.
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Lahaina Music
910 Honoapiilani Hwy.
Lahaina, HI 96761
*_Watching this the moment after I buy my ukulele_*
Sh*t bought mine just now, and this vid showed up😂😂
draco's mochi laugh SAME
SAME 😆
draco's mochi laugh 😂 same
Rude
No Kanilea models? Love my K-2T!
Started playing ukes after hearing/seeing Konoka & Azita. here on YT. They convinced me to quickly step up the the Kanilea, since they've appeared with Kanilea.
Aloha! Right now, we don't carry Kanilea in stock, but we like 'em a lot! For the purposes of this video, we wanted to highlight some different price points and wood types, rather than covering every model made (or even in our store, for that matter).
So I'm 6'1" so tenor it is
Ey really nice, could you tell us please what is the song that youre playing with the high price Ukeleles, it sounds really warm...
Hi, could you tell me price and model of that beautiful tenor with spruce top? I love it.
That is a Kala Ka-STG and it currently lists at $275.99. If you're interested in purchasing one, get in touch with us at lahainamusic@gmail.com and we can let you know about discounts, shipping, etc. Mahalo!
I have an older second hand uke. I managed to snap a string. Where do I get more strings? The ones on it kind of look like fishing line. Guess they were not original.
Jeanette Starykowicz -Aloha! You can find ukulele strings at most music shops that sell ukuleles. You can also order them online, or give us a call and we can ship them to you from Maui. Our shop number is 808-661-7625 and we are open daily from 10am-5:30pm, Hawaii Time. Hope you get a chance to come visit us some day.
Before you buy **a** ukulele
Explanation: In the word “ukulele” it is pronounced (yook•a•ley•ley) and the article “an” is only used when the word after it *sounds* like a vowel. In the word ukulele *sounds* like it starts with a y.
Sorry it’s a pet peeve of mine.
FlipType mahalo for your interest and your comment! The pronunciation you’re referring to is the way “ukulele” is pronounced as an adopted English word. However, as a store located on Maui, we favor the Hawaiian pronunciation. In Hawaiian, vowel pronunciation isn’t affected by its location in the word, but only by its proximity to other vowels. Aloha!
Vania Jerome ok
If you pronounce it "ookele," then you would precede it with "an."
The proper pronunciation for ukulele is "ook-oo-lay-lay". Keep in mind that it's a Hawaiian word, not English.
FlipType actually you are not correct. The original pronunciation is "ook-e-le-le"
The man was not mispronouncing it. It is how the Hawaiians pronounce it.
"I studied philosophy, that's why I'm teaching Ukulele"
Man, I can relate to that, hahahaha.
Congrats for the great video, it helped a lot.
The first two seconds: "Aloha and Howdy"
this is too much information
Now if every parent watched this before buying their children souvenir ukuleles, we would save so many children from being disappointed!
Lovely video :)
Bernadette Teaches Music IM IN LOVE WITH YOUR CHANNEL!! ❤❤
lol How rich do you have to be to give your kids ukuleles as SOUVENIRS?
My family on occasion were asked if they would contribute towards more expensive family gifts. School friends bought my daughter a pool table which certainly surprised us and thank goodness we had a verandah big enough. So grateful my children were exposed to both chess and music during their primary school years. I found part time work to pay for group lessons and bought second hand instruments.
That depends on if they are actually going to try to play it or it's going to wind up in the back of the closet or hanging on the wall in a month
Bernadette Teaches Music to
"AloHa, DoN't Go AnYwHeRe"
Me: R u n s a w a y
No, its Aloha, Howdy, Don't go anywhere.
T h a t s c a r e d m e. W h a t i s i t. A l o h a o r h o w d y.
*silence*
aloha!
me: *DIES LAUGHING*
lo me too XD
Tbh, "Aloha" is how I greet my friends all the time :D (like, really)
Howdy
No.
He didnt just say aloha!
He said: Aloha! Howdy!
That is too much info.
Generally good advice, but saying soprano ukes are only played by small people is incorrect.
Israel Kaʻanoʻi Kamakawiwoʻole (Brother Iz) is exactly the opposite of a small person (over 6 feet tall and close to 1000 pounds when he died) and he frequently played a soprano ukulele.
If you like the sound of a soprano uke, then don't let the size of the instrument intimidate you.
He said "sure you can teach a guy to play the soprano but it's not going to be as efficiant"
That's a good point in my opinion. I really want to buy flight's pineapple ukulele witch is a soprano, and I'm quite tall so you're comment encourage me that it is okey to get it.
Those pricey ones sound so good 😁
check out moore bettah ukes, gorgeous art and amazing sounding, but it will empty your wallet
Man. People are really having issues with this video. Which is reasonable I guess because me too. My first ever ukulele was a kala brand soprano size. It was only $40 and it was super nice and stayed in tune very well.I don't think it was right to say that Sopranos are for children. It's mainly about what kind of tone you want to come out of the instrument. I would like to get a tenor hopefully at some point soon but I'm still very happy with my soprano that I only spent $40 on
Richard Finch thank you! That helped Im looking at ukuleles tomorrow and I didn’t know how good the soprano was and it’s 46$ wich I think is good
hi R Finch, ive owned like 20 ukes, they are little classical guitars without truss rods; fickle to the wind an climate just have one tenor coming in Hartwood Renaissance Electro, Im a sonwrit an one thin ive noticed along my years is that very many songs were composed with such like musical instrument like ukulele, i live in a block of flats by misellf for two years now an d music seems to be a curse word let alone ukulele.... i guess its aform of jeaousy/envy but still i play my Yam Pac 112Vs headphones with great success! got to go to sleep its 5 at midnight an the neighboors think its good mornin Vietnam.....Man. K
He’s talking about Hawaii, ukes are probably more expensive there. Because they’re deemed as “more original” I guess. But sopranos aren’t just for children, it depends on the person, some big guys would be fine with a soprano. And some small children would be fine with a Tenor.
You can actually get a really nice uke for around 60 dollars they are made out of nice wood and have an amazing sound if you want one like that i recommend the Kala brand but keep in note these are just beginners ukuleles!
Kala is a good place to start for a beginner or someone not sure if a uke is for them. Not great but better than some.
Lily Chapman Thannkkk Youuuuu
I purchased the Kala brand ukes for my students who have Special Needs about five years ago, and it is still in perfect condition. I do believe it's how we train kids to take care of their ukes when using and storing them.Our Kala ukes have been used in a number of school performances, with excellent results! For experienced uke players, one would obviously purchase a more expensive uke.
Oscar Schmidt makes a really nice concert (OU2) for about $100. I have an OU5 concert and love the sound - I've hear the OU2s sound even better, and they're cheaper!
Their sopranos - OU12 and OU13 are both under $100.
Whatever you buy, it will probably need to be set up. Most cheap sopranos don't get a lot of love at the factory, and the action is set high.
If you buy from Mim, you cant go wrong. She sets up even her cheapest ukes. reverb.com/shop/mimsukes?sort=price%7Casc&page=
This one is an awesome deal: reverb.com/item/10120665-mims-ukes-ohana-soprano-sk-20-all-solid-mahogany-top-lam-back-sides-ukulele-uke-402
boy that 1300 dollar uke sounds absolutely beautiful !
As an introduction to ukuleles, this is a thoroughly informative and professionally-done video; thank you very much.
why do i always watch these videos *after* I've ordered them
12:32 HERE COMES THE SUN
princessdaisy300 MUM THE BEES ARE HOME
What I thought too!
23-year acoustic guitar player here, looking to buy his first ukulele... Thanks so much for the awesome crash course purchasing guide! I'll be looking for a concert-size at minimum for myself!
"I studied philosophy, so that´s why I´m teaching the ukulele!" Haha! - Never heard that one before ;D
i bought a AWESOME Ukulele for 50 bucks.
Lucero Rev what brand? Was it a kit? He doesn't specify "quality for price" including kit.
do you know this guy tyler joseph he is playing on a small ukulele when he is in concert
DolphinCloud Tyjo
yey :)
tyler usually plays a concert ukulele
:)Ø
Actually, Tyler's ukulele in Blurryface era is a tenor. A Kala Tenor.
The size remarks hit some nerves. The advice seems good, and the tone difference is audible.
Thanks Jason for your intro in Uke world. I enjoyed chatting to you and your staff at the store during the week. I was the gent on the worship team in Boston. Looking at your video I definitely want to be able to fingerpick and of course I love that beautiful angelic harp sound the Koala. Yikes!! I'll be in touch. Thanks again. Paul
10:47 y’all I’m selling free replay buttons, this is so smooth and pretty!
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Goldie Doodles Art Indeed! The best one for me!
I appreciate your time and effort to inform and educate! Thanks! However, you auditioned the more expensive models far more differently than the cheaper ones. You fingerpicked the more expensive ones which makes their sound more 'attractive' than the sound produced using a strumming pattern on the cheaper ones. I wish I could hear the more expensive ukuleles played in the same style as the cheaper ones, so a more accurate comparison could be recognized. Having taught guitar for 25 years, and hearing 1000's of guitars, I can safely say 2 things about sound quality; firstly, sound is a very individual thing. Some players prefer far different voicings than other players. Secondly, price is not something on which to determine sound quality. It's a very general factor. One of the sweetest sounding guitars I've heard was the day a student showed up with a $150.00 guitar. He really struck gold..... I've heard far more expensive guitars sound far inferior to this one. But again, I haven't forgotten that sound is a very individual thing, so there are no absolutes. I would like to suggest that the same can be said for ukuleles. In any case, thanks for taking the time to do this video. By the number of hits you've received, and the quality of your presentation, much was learned by many, from your efforts. With gratitude, Derrick
Aloha Derrick! Thank you for the detailed and really nuanced feedback. Right now, Jason's working on an instructional book project, so we haven't made updated versions of these videos, but we'll definitely take your feedback about picking versus strumming to heart.
I agree wholeheartedly about tone coming from the instrument rather than the price point; this video is intended to demonstrate what the different ukulele price ranges are like and what you get when you jump up. In the shop, we find that a lot of people, even guitarists, are surprised that ukuleles come in different quality ranges at all. The sampling here is only about a 5th or 6th of the variety of ukuleles we carry, so there are voicings for everyone (warm vs. bright, sustain vs. forward tone, etc).
Again, Mahalo for your feedback and for giving us great ideas for what new videos we can make.
Aloha from Maui,
Heidi
Im looking to buy a ukelele to teach myself/ watch videos to learn how to play it. this is really good advice thank you
I got mine from “Long & McQuade” and mine is just fine
If you want to buy a cheap one that isn't bad, I would choose a Shelby brand.
But you need to check if there is this brand in your country, because this is a Brazilian brand 🇧🇷 and if there is, buy one with Mahogany wood because it makes the sound better 👍🏼
Guess I'm insane I paid $150.00 for mine it's perfect, no plastic and all wood.
What type did you buy?
mytube821 I paid £70
Ha ha. I went into Lahaina Music and bought a $1000+ uke... 1st uke but I play fingerstyle guitar and have for 25+ years. I am having an absolute blast with it.
OH THANK GOD FINALLY SOMEONE WHO SAYS IT RIGHT!
For the longest time, I’ve had the uke at 3:00 until recently, my dad got me the exact same uke that he suggested buying straight after that.
I got a Lohanu Concert Ukulele from Amazon for like $80.00 I highly highly recommend.
That was my first uke - and it's quite good. So much so that my GF became jealous and bought one for herself. I then bought a very nice KALA, then went whole-hog and bought a Kanilea when I realized how very much I love playing the uke. "Uke acquisition syndrome" - there's no cure!
Hey thanks much for the informative video.
Glad it was helpful!
Bought it from a garage sale fixed it myself. Bought strings and put them on it learned on my own with a cord sheet and some tutorials for songs on RUclips for the strumming pattern and order of chords then write it down. i have a Johnson uk-120 im 27 my mom comes to me and says i got this for a dollar can you do something with it i said yep. I play it daily. This was 2 to 3 weeks ago.
Well i'm 5'11" and 240lb. all my ukes are sopranos. Sopranos are NOT just for little kids.
Very informative. Thank you
We canceling our amazon order boyz
Thanks for the info, it was helpful to me. Sorry for all the hateful comments you've received. You need the skin of a rhino to post anything on RUclips. Everybody thinks they know more than you lol. Let them play on RUclips and take the heat.
Dennis you are nice guy and I totally agree with you. Trolls probably can't play either heh
There ca be hateful comments but that doesn't mean you can dismiss criticism as hate.
1:48 CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
😂😂
That made my day lmao
Henry Andersen I learned how to play on a uke for 20 bucks and i cant complain ;)
Maria OderSo I was talking about driving to work, in a toy car!:)
Henry Andersen challenge completed I play 4 UKULELE and 2 are from garage sale and the other 2 are 50$ as long as they work and sound ok I honestly don’t care so suck it bald now it all
I just bought my first ukelele a month ago but I have no any idea by that time which ukelele is the best for me until I watched your video now. Feb 2020
Thank you so much! I now know what I am looking for in a ukulele. Again, thank you!
What are the cords for the melody you play. It's so nice !
THANKS for showing how the ukulele should sit based on height/arm length. When I'm in HI I'll come visit.
Can't wait to meet you! - Heidi
hi and thanks for the video
i want a Kala and all solid (like acacia -Mahogany)
but i hesitate between a Kala cutaway concert eq too
This is probably the best RUclips video I have ever seen! This guy is a natural born talent and the video is very helpful.
Mahalo! I'm humbled and happy to serve. Aloha! - Jason
Oms... I absolutely _adore_ the sound of the one at 10:47, holy heck... I just stood there stunned for a moment the first time I heard it, I think I'm in love
Aloha! We really like that one too. That baby is a tenor Koaloha. Right now we have some of their non-glossed ukes (same tone, just no shiny) coming in this week. Let us know if we can give you more info on it!
Excellent video with very useful information. Thank you.
What you said about the size is a little disheartening, the only real downside to a soprano is that because it's so small compared to the others, fingerpicking is harder and strumming chords is where the soprano shines. I'd like a K brand soprano, either an entry level koaloha (750) or a kamaka hp-1 (standard pineapple, 995) would choose the pineapple but its 250 more than the koaloha which is a bummer. Wish you woulda talked about the high end soprano ukes instead of the larger sized ones.
Aloha Joshua! Thank you for your comment. When we made this particular video, we were not imagining the reach and response it would have. Now that Jason's Ukulele book is finished, we're working on publishing more videos. In the meantime, shoot us an email at lahainamusic at gmail dot com and I'll make you a comparison video between the Koaloha and Kamaka sopranos!
I could go on amazon and buy a soprano ukulele for 50 bucks with prime and your selling them for 150??
0:07 was the first time I've heard anybody pronounce ukulele like oohh-kalele instead of you-kalele
He's totally pronouncing it correctly believe it or not.
Lewis Swainson everyone in my music class says you-kalayle
Are Flight ukulele's any good? Specifically the DUC 323?
Well...are they?
Is tenor the same as baritone? And if so, you said all ukes have the same tuning, but i've heard that a baritone does not.
Kara Mason No,the tenor has a deeper sound,the baritone is the last 4 strings of a guitar,so if you’re looking to transition to a guitar later on,go for a baritone,however it’s harder to find tutorials for it and stuff.
The bigger one the strings are lined up like a guitar. I watched another video about them. But most of the rest of the ukuleles are the same.
Kara a tenor is not the same as a baritone. .. A baritone is bigger than a tenor
and is tuned differently. You tune the soprano , concert and tenor the same way.
Got that first Makala for $10 at a garage sale, case included. Im more of a guitar guy but that buy opened me up to the ukulele world and eventually did upgrade
thanks! chek my music. i think your gonna like it.
My grandmother bought the one with turtles on it (2nd one) and I did lose interest in it. In fact, I lost interest in all stringed instruments until my 40's. Lately saw a young gal playing a bass Uke in a Bluegrass Band and it sounded GREAT! I have a mandolin now and having trouble with the steel strings because my fingers and a disagreement with a table saw. No feeling in the middle finger UNTIL I press a string. Great advise.
12:32 what ukelele brand is this pls? sounds so good i have to get that one ASAP :D
That is a Kala brand ukulele - a solid spruce top will work wonders for your tone!
Very informative video! Thank you
1:57 Thanks! I’ll be sure to avoid cheap brands like Fender
Fender is actually a really good name brand they make good guitars and ukuleles in my opinion if your not trying to break the bank fender or Ibanez are amazing brands 😄
I just bought my ukulele before watching this😀
Ookulele
This is an awesome video🙏🙏❤ I wondered why holding my Makala felt unstable and awkward
Such an informative video! Thanks! Nice playing, too.
so helpful!! what is the name of the $208 Uke?
Very good guide, I'm getting closer to parting with decent money after this.
So glad I watched this before my purchase! Size matters! I'll be going to my local music store in the next few days and now have a much better understanding of what size Ukelele to search for, not to mention the construction materials that fit my budget. Thanks for posting!
him: aloha
me: G'DAY MMATEE
while i know a lot of others have jumped on this, and that you've commented to address your point, i still feel the need to post my 2c, worthless as it may be...
to say a Soprano is for kids or smaller people, is like saying a Soprano saxophone is for kids, or a Soprano vocalist is a singing range only for kids.... it has nothing to do with size, and everything to do with the voice, it's range if you will.... a "normal" flute is a Soprano instrument, should they only be played by children, and the far less common Alto flute be the adult instrument? same for clarinet, violin and trumpet just to name a few, all soprano.... physical size, and range, while often correlate, are two entirely different things....
i play both Soprano and Concert, and prefer the sound of the Soprano, with it being a more "correct" sound for lack of a better term, with my Concert being used for more modern covers and the like, where i'm aiming for a warmer, more mellow tone... i don't personally touch tenor or baritone, not because they're too large for me (they definitely aren't), but simply because that is not the tone of a Ukulele to me, it's far too mellow and warm, with a lower range.....
while woods obviously play their substantial part in the timbre, it is the scale length and physical airspace within the body that defines a Ukulele's voice, to advise buying a certain type of Uke based on the length of your arm length is just a silly thing to do...
seeing so many people in the comments stating their height in relation to what they think they "need" to buy is disheartening to say the least....
This is a great point! We always come from a teaching perspective, and after teaching thousands of students, we've found that corresponding height to ukulele size is very, very helpful in learning correct technique. Of course, anyone can play any size ukulele (Jason does here in the video), but it's easiest to start on the size that most correctly fits a student's arm length. That being said, the uke that makes you want to play is the uke to buy. Aloha!
I guess the info is out there but since you seem to have a clue, what about strings? Seems like they're always some form of nylon but I'm sure modern chemistry provides a range of choices. What has the better intonation and action?
Aloha Bill! My name's Heidi and I'd love to help you out.
This is a great question. Nylon or something similar is the most common material. D'addario makes some great strings that tend to run on the bright, clear side tonally. Aquila is a good general-purpose string, but sacrifices perfect intonation for better sustain. Fluorocarbon tends to give great EQ balance on a wood that already has god sustain. What strings will sound best on your uke depends, in part, on what it's made of as well. Action is usually more about set-up and less about the strings. The wound strings you sometimes see are wound nylon, and those are usually the right answer for the set they're included in (in other words, if you open a string package and there's a wound string, it's right for that set). I hope this answers some of your questions, and let me know if you have any more!
What song did you play while introducing the ukes? Awsome video btw definitely the most helpful I've seen out of the bunch on youtube
Orlando Flores yeah I want to know the song too!!
White sandy beaches of Hawaii
Thank you for the video, it was most informative and has stopped me making an impulse buy. If your shop was in Melbourne i'd be happy to buy from you.
Dang, as if I needed any more reason to go back to Lahaina -- loved that town, love Maui in general.
I've been thinking about learning `ukulele so this vid was extremely informative. Mahalo.
Terrific video very intested in a buying one like right now
If you're still interested, we just launched our online store and will be adding more models all throughout this week!
I am a basic guitarist but would like to try the Uke. Thanks for the advice
Ukulele sizes doesn’t Match human sizes it’s not clothing, The reason why so many people want to play ukulele is because most are looking for that classic ukulele sound or they want to pick up an string instrument. and your also trying to convince people just because something is expensive it’s going to be the best, just Because some Ukes are more expensive doesn’t always mean the quality will be there. There are plenty of ukes for starters that are in the 50-60 dollar range that are great for beginners or someone looking for something more affordable, I suggest the ranch concert ukulele for those who already have the basics down and as for beginners the hola soprano uke. Also another tip if your are purchasing online go out to your local music store first to try and test out the ukes so you can have knowledge of what each uke will sound like because every uke is made differently and sounds differently, once you have an idea of what they sound like you can go from there and purchase the uke online or from your local music store, and there are so many great resources for learners such as Yousician and RUclips and even fender provides lessons online or see if your local music store is hosting classes or uke events.
Thanks. I think you just saved me from buying crap.
What I really want is an Uke that plays well but still comes in the fun rainbow colors.
Like I don't appreciate the assumption that I grew up just because I got older.
One you might like is the Kala Exotic Mahogany in blue (Ka-TEMB or KA-CEMB). Jason's not as big a fan of the stain on it, but I (Heidi) love it and we both agree the tone is great!
Ha, great, RUclips recommends this video one hour after I bought a 15 buck ukulele at Aldi. 😅 I only bought it for decoration purposes and as a toy for my kids, but although it's not too well crafted, the wood is dull and feels like plywood and I'm not sure if strings mean to be from *that* kind of plastic... it actually sounds surprisingly nice. 😮 I hadn't expected that, when I tuned it just for fun. But I then googled some ukulele chords, practiced for a few minutes, taught my daughter three chords, and we sang ring of fire and follow me and amazing grace. I hadn't expected it to be that easy to play, too.
So it's good to know what to look for when we're going to buy a real ukulele next week. 😂
Nice informative video, since I'm planning to buy one sometime soon. I think he's just pointing out that comfort is one of the keys to enjoy playing it especially for those starting out. If you're happy with the small size, go ahead. As long as you enjoy playing. 😄
well put.
Thank you! This is an invaluable tutorial.
Is a Córdoba 15cm concert good for a starting uke?
Can I buy a guitar instead
I've recently purchased a couple (mid-range price) ukes lately. I'm a guitar guy, and wanted the " oh gee, a cute ukulele factor" when kitchen jamming. Because we all know ,ukulele's just make people smile. Your video is spot on. Not unlike the guitar world, parents spend $125 on the cheap guitar, and wind up with a useless dust collector with zero resale value. But then again, if they pay $400 (on a good guitar), the kid may have a much better chance at sticking with it and again, the resale may only be $275, so the parent loses $125 anyhow. Moral of the story... you often get what you pay for, so get something good , knowing the investment is likely to come with a loss regardless.
If you can’t handle a real traditional sized ukulele that is on you, not the instrument. I’ve bought great sopranos at under two hundred and they have been wonderful. I was thirteen when I took it up and I am staring down the barrel of sixty now. It is the best scale for what I want to play.
Lol, the thumbnail caught my interest. But does anyone know what model and company the guitar on the top belongs to? It looks like a prs but I’m not sure
Aloha! I believe that's a breedlove mahogany concert, 3 ibanez basses, and a kala ubass. - Jason
that arm rest relief, is totally useless. You resting your forearm in the middle.
There are some descent ukulele at 20€, now when you get used to them, a nice souding one is more like 150€... after that i heard a 1.5k€ ukulele and did not really felt the difference.
I just decided I wanted to get into uke one day. Went to my local music store (hour away) and they had the small $30 ones, than the sopranos were $150+ and then, at the very end I found a baritone for $90. That was all the money I had. Bought the baritone, and have been playing for 4 months now (having played guitar and bass in bands) and it’s definitely a gem. Not the best quality ever but has a lovely harmonic sound. I’d recommend baritone to most people who enjoy a deeper and smooth sound.
Obviously I watch this after I buy a $30 soprano :( made every mistake in the book haha Still really good to know what to get now.
Had much fun listening to your review...much many a lot of thankss...great professional review..blessings to U and your wife
Sopranos are for guys who want to be comedians.
JK. I'm 5 feet tall and I play a tenor uke on stage cuz of my big hands. It's not about size it's about how you learn to handle it.
Wish you would include the baritone ukulele.
I agree! Baritones are really cool. For this video, we wanted to go over all the ukuleles that are tuned to the same pitches, since we get a lot of questions about sizing and prices, especially regarding soprano versus concert versus tenor. Baritones are great but comparing them to the other three is a little unfair (again, just because of the tuning). We might just have to make a baritone comparison video in the future!
y does he say it like that >~
I bought a Fender and it is GREAT. Been playing guitar for 35 years though so I know what to get :-P The Fenders are amazingly nice.
thank you for the good video and info...the sound.. I could hear the differences in them...
I got my ukulele on sale it was
$40!
Aloha Jason. I lived on Maui for a couple years. Then moved to North Shore Oahu. I enjoyed the free lessons you did at the Cannery...are you still doing that? That was nice of you to do... especially for free. The tourists enjoyed it for sure.
Don't pay attention to the haters on this.
Keyboard warriors for sure...lol.
Hope all is going well for you.
Jim (Maui webs)
Aloha! The free lessons are still going strong, and we've actually added more. www.lahainamusicmaui.com/lessons/
I brought a £45 ukulele and it is really good and decent and is the exact same as one that was £105 . It was also made out of mahogany
Thank you! I have been playing Ukulele for a while now and figured it is time to get a new one with proper intuition. But with your video, I also noticed that I also need one that is grown-up already.
All in all very informative and pleasant to watch.