Love that pickup and the baritone neck. You are an amazing player and I so enjoyed listening to you. Great review and now I want one, but I wish I played like you, lol!!
I love the decorative abalone against that black...oh and the guitar sounds fine also. I still would get the Recording King & a hard case and it would still be cheaper than this one! Really NICE custom case!! I play a baritone ukulele so I like the baritone wider neck!
You could use Clifford Essex Light Gauge GDAE Ball End Phosphor Bronze (or Nickel) wound Tenor Guitar Strings (11, 16w, 26w, 36w) so you could get a nice Mellow Jazz tone.
I've been told I can get one, for additional fee, set up for nylon strings and tuned to GCEA. I like the softer strings and uke chords. What do you think?
I just noticed you say 265B40, with a baritone neck. You also say $1,104. The standard 365 is now on sale for $849 minus $180 discount through Aug. 31, which looks like a very good deal. I'd like more about the why of baritone neck and whether that explains the price you state.😄
As a baritone ukulele player, I find that most tenor guitar necks are too narrow, they have guitar string spacing instead of the wider ukulele string spacing. I struggle with the narrow string spacing.
Love that pickup and the baritone neck. You are an amazing player and I so enjoyed listening to you. Great review and now I want one, but I wish I played like you, lol!!
I love the decorative abalone against that black...oh and the guitar sounds fine also. I still would get the Recording King & a hard case and it would still be cheaper than this one! Really NICE custom case!! I play a baritone ukulele so I like the baritone wider neck!
You could use Clifford Essex Light Gauge GDAE Ball End Phosphor Bronze (or Nickel) wound Tenor Guitar Strings (11, 16w, 26w, 36w) so you could get a nice Mellow Jazz tone.
I need GCAE. What ideas do you have. I'm buying a Songbird.
@@JoelBlackwell you can try Clifford Essex GCEA Tuned Tenor Guitar Strings (Light Gauge Ball End Set in Nickel Wound version)
I've been told I can get one, for additional fee, set up for nylon strings and tuned to GCEA. I like the softer strings and uke chords. What do you think?
I just noticed you say 265B40, with a baritone neck. You also say $1,104. The standard 365 is now on sale for $849 minus $180 discount through Aug. 31, which looks like a very good deal.
I'd like more about the why of baritone neck and whether that explains the price you state.😄
As a baritone ukulele player, I find that most tenor guitar necks are too narrow, they have guitar string spacing instead of the wider ukulele string spacing. I struggle with the narrow string spacing.
Hi, Newbie guitarist here - could you explain what you mean about the neck being too deep? Thank you :)
Sounds to tinny to me