Solid mahogany? Geared tuners?
1386219
As for the solid mahogany, I'd contact Luna for specs. It says mahogany on the site. The tunings are geared.
1386220
Yes. Geared tuners. The uke keeps it's tuning once the strings are broken in. Nice instrument, easy to play!
2177475
Sure... But if it is strictly acoustic is will sound dull. Better to go with a smooth flat wound phosphor bronze if no in-board pick up. Think George Benson - Wes Montgomery - Joe Pas strings on a fat bitch Gibson Jazz Full Size Hollow-body! Mine are on an Ibabez Artcore and they sound like the Big Boys. Straight up jazz. Heavy gauge. No slinky bend. No string noise. Not for blues... Nice for slide. Or Slack Key turnings...
484215
Regular tuning in c is ok, neck is strong. Less stress con be achieved by tuning an octave lower and then use a capo( This is recommended for older instruments)
484217
Regular tuning has worked thus far for me... If it's going to sit for a while, tuning it down may not be a bad idea.
2109298
Bought them for an Epiphone Les Paul Studio. I had to pull out the Dremel and sand just a little bit around the inside of the holes in the headstock, the posts were just a hairbreadth too thick. They've been great and keep it in tune so much better than the stock tuners.
1943441
Very sorry that I can not help you. I am trying to learn to play the guitar. I have no knowledge of tuners. I saw the Snark advertised in the net and bought It at a venture.
349118
It's smaller than a modern tuner but the middle tube is tall. 14 inches wide11 inches deep8 inches highVery solid and heavy 26lbs. You will need a pre amp or equalizer too.
1559082
John I happen to own both tuners. I would say they are about equal in terms of sound quality. It's a matter of design and looks. You really can't go wrong with either one. If in doubt order both and keep the one you think sounds best to you.
729583
You will have to buy glue and sandpaper. I use Tightbond wood glue. It has great holding power. You might need a small Philips head screw driver to attach the tuning machines. Some of the kits have complicated tuning machines that you attach with the screw driver. Or you might get a kit that has siompler tuners that do not require the screw driver. You will need rubber bands to hold the neck in place while the glue drys.
530247
According to the information it is mahogany on the top, back, and sides. With a rosewood fretboard.
915550
Pick a cordoba. All it's model have truss rod, I.e. A mechanism that allows to adjust action. Sound-wise oth are decent.
303293
after hand surgery i changed my washburn acoustic to nylon (most washburns have high enough action -wouldn't try it on an ovation or ibanez) it was excellent. BUT you must adjust. you'll figure it out. i used to tune in a higher key for less buzz but that is not necessary. gotta tell ya you'll lose volume and briteness & acoustic "clarity" but it is a sweet mellow sound; but i love bottom end.
849057
Absolutely. I love it. It is finicky on tuning. But I would highly recommend it.
841950
Wood its a good buy for the price just has to be tuned frequently which is common in low end stringed instruments
139423
In deed they were ChromaCast picks, 4 total just like in the product picture, 2 were celluloid( medium, and a thin) very similar to Fender celluloid pics. And 2 were similar to Dunlop Tortex ( . 73 mm and . 88 mm) so like a meduim and a heavy, slipped my mind to to post in the review. Great tuner by the way ;)
914090
I do not have that particular model. I have a soprano Oscar Schmidt uke and it is made of solid wood. The tone quality is better than a Martin uke I owned costing many times more. The fit and finish of the instrument is excellent. A surprising value.
1063128
A "59" (neck) with a JB (bridge) sound fantastic on the 256. However, after market humbucker mounting rings won't match the screw holes if you wanted to change the look of the 256.