what is the best starter ukele
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Tuning is great and good finishing, taking into consideration the fact that the Oscar Schmidt OU2 Concert Ukulele is not a an expensive model. However you have to remember that the concert uke is an intermediate size between the tenor (bigger) and soprano (smallest). So, for begginers it is a good choice.
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The Oscar Schmidt is great for a beginner Uke. Has a decent sound and the cost is reasonable.
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Does it work with a ukelele? It kinda depends on what you are looking for in a capo and the type of player you are. I use this capo mostly on an acoustic guitar. I do have a concert uke that I use it with and it works fine as far as keeping tune. My cousin uses it on her uke and plays in the church band. However it's a tad large behind the neck making it prone to wrists bumping it. It will also extend far past the width of the neck. Aesthetically not too pleasing. If you are a beginner or casual player spend the few bucks and try it out. I've had several of these things and they do not break. If you are a serious uke player or just want something meant specifically for a uke I would recommend dropping down on a Shubb L-9 or a Kyser capo. They are specifically fit for smaller stringed instruments. But they cost about $20.
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I'm new to all this but if I remember correctly there were several different sized ukuleles in our class and each used the same tuner...I'd call a music store and ask to see what they recommend.
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Yes! For a starter ukulele it's pretty nice. I definitely recommend it for a starter. The starter kit is most definitely a plus for any beginner. The ukulele itself is good quality. Don't spend much more $$ than what this is if just starting out. In my opinion, not necessary.
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There should be no reason you can't. It fits all my guitars quite well, so a Uke should be no problem.
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I don't know much about the Karlos. I am a beginner and have been very happy with this guitar. It stays in tune and has good sound. After a year, I may be upgrading bit I would definitely recommend as a starter.
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I recommend the multiple instrument Snark. It is red, not black, and works well between our guitar and ukulele.
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The set up from the factory was perfect for the OU5 that I got. Another Uke that I bought needed the fret ends polished . The neck on a ukulele isn't under the same stress as a guitar neck. Fewer strings with a lot less tension on a much shorter neck mean truss rod adjustments and bridge alterations aren't normally required. Most ukes don't even have truss rods so the saddle height is factory set for most players.
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Install a Piezo pick-up on the uke and you'll be home free. A keyboard has 5 times the range of a string instrument so a uke and a keyboard would be no problem at all.
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Yeah, I'm with you on that. I received the guitar shape uke and I love it. I would definitely confirm that you are getting the correct uke before purchasing, but I am very happy with the purchase.
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My grandma bought it for me and I'm already playing. You can purchase new strings online or at any music store that sells instruments. I hope you enjoy your ukulele as much as I do. Alyssa
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Hey...the one i got is good for the smallest...so called soprano uke...sorry dont have the exact size in cm at the moment...but if you can find the size if the soprano uke...that is it... On the other hand i think they have the bag for all type of ukes...so just figure out wich one you have...Otherwise i love the bag...works fine looks cool..Thats it ...hope it helpsXmasDan
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The 76-key piano is perfect for beginners. This model comes highly recommended by music teachers and music stores alike. My son has had this for about 3 months now and is doing great learning how to master this keyboard.
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I have recently discovered Cordoba has a guilele- a cross between a ukelele and guitar. It is a small travel guitar, and comes with a gig bag, digital tuner, and 2 picks. It looks like a very fun, versatile little gem. Check out youtube for reviews and comparisons. Best wishes for your son's procedure and recovery. Amazon carries it for $99.99: Cordoba GP100 Guilele Pack
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Hi, not sure about a ukelele but it works great on the smaller fret board of my ibanez electric and my kids fender strat mini. Great quality
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I own the Kala - KA-15S and am a beginner - it is a nice little instrument. The Dolphin soprano is recommended at my local music shop as a good one, too - the obvious difference is that the 15S is a "concert" uku which is a bit larger than the soprano. The dolphin is very cute and comes is a variety of cool colors. I ahve not played it so can't speak about that. See if you can test one - or better - both of them out at a shope and see which you like.
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For a beginner the Soprano will be a good Ukulele. It is lighter and produces good sound with a little strumming, which will suit a 3 year old better. The other types that you mentioned, i.e. concert, tenor and baritone are heavier and has more frets and longer stem which will be hard for a 3 year old to handle. You can get the starter soprano Ukulele with instructions very cheap. You need to buy a tuner to go with it to make sure the uke is always tuned before playing. If it does not work with your 3 year old, it might work for you and you might like it. The most commonly used chords are very easy to learn. For a beginner the Soprano will be a good Ukulele. It is lighter and produces good sound with a little strumming, which will suit a 3 year old better. The other types that you mentioned, i.e. concert, tenor and baritone are heavier and has more frets and longer stem which will be hard for a 3 year old to handle. You can get the starter soprano Ukulele with instructions very cheap. You need to buy a tuner to go with it to make sure the uke is always tuned before playing. If it does not work with your 3 year old, it might work for you and you might like it. The most commonly used chords are... » Read More For a beginner the Soprano will be a good Ukulele. It is lighter and produces good sound with a little strumming, which will suit a 3 year old better. The other types that you mentioned, i.e. concert, tenor and baritone are heavier and has more frets and longer stem which will be hard for a 3 year old to handle. You can get the starter soprano Ukulele with instructions very cheap. You need to buy a tuner to go with it to make sure the uke is always tuned before playing. If it does not work with your 3 year old, it might work for you and you might like it. The most commonly used chords are very easy to learn. « Show Less