will this definitely work for a tenor ukulele? is there a particular setting for it?
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There is a ukulele setting. It does not specify what type of ukulele. Sorry
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I'm not sure my son is the musician I know he really likes it easy to see in a dark space he has an electric guitar though
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There is no particular setting for it, but no reason why it would not work. It will really work for any stringed instrument.
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You shouldn't have to drill a hole in your instrument. As to whether it will work with a "concert size" ukelele I don't know because I don't have one. Is your ukelele a small one or is it a tenor or baritone ukelele? If it's a small one this strap should work just fine as long as your ukelele has an strap pin at the bottom end like guitars have. You slip one end of this strap over that and if your ukelele has another strap pin put the other end over that. If you're using a small ukelele one end of the strap can wrap around the head-stock just above the nut so it won't interfere with the strings or the tuning machines. You shouldn't have to drill a hole in your instrument. As to whether it will work with a "concert size" ukelele I don't know because I don't have one. Is your ukelele a small one or is it a tenor or baritone ukelele? If it's a small one this strap should work just fine as long as your ukelele has an strap pin at the bottom end like guitars have. You slip one end of this strap over that and if your ukelele has another strap pin put the other end over that. If you're using a small ukelele one end of the strap can wrap around the head-stock just above the nut so it won't interfere... » Read More You shouldn't have to drill a hole in your instrument. As to whether it will work with a "concert size" ukelele I don't know because I don't have one. Is your ukelele a small one or is it a tenor or baritone ukelele? If it's a small one this strap should work just fine as long as your ukelele has an strap pin at the bottom end like guitars have. You slip one end of this strap over that and if your ukelele has another strap pin put the other end over that. If you're using a small ukelele one end of the strap can wrap around the head-stock just above the nut so it won't interfere with the strings or the tuning machines. « Show Less
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My wife bought this for me as a gag gift. I'm not sure if it will work with an acoustic/electric instrument, but this amp is not that powerful. Your ukulele will probably be just a loud on its own as the speaker breaks up past the half point. It does a decent job with headphones on the clean setting. You can get some distortion, but it's not that great of a sound if too high on that as well.
625106
I don't think so. Check the depth of this case. Measure the depth of your uke. This case is really shaped for a soprano ukelele.
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I'm not sure the neck bracket would be wide enough for a uke. It is a nice, sturdy stand, though. I have two of them and I love them!
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I am not an expert on ukulele, but I gave it about 3 or 4 days. I tuned and played over and over again hoping for the tuning to stabilize after a while. However, the tune was still fluctuating and I could barely go through half the song. I didn't keep it long enough to see if it actually adjusts or not because I just assumed that it will never adjust and I returned it. So, I can't really answer your question. Sorry.
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Since this music book has a treble clef music notation with chords and lyrics, it will work with any of the ukulele sizes including low G and high G versions, but baritone ukuleles are usually tuned to DGBE (like a guitar) instead of GCEA so the chord diagrams and names will not be for the key of the melody unless you capo your ukulele at the 5th fret. If you play the same chord shapes at the nut without the capo, you are playing the song in a key 5 semitones lower (e.g. C chord shape is G chord at the nut). Once you learn chords by name for the baritone, you won't need the chord diagrams in the book. Since this music book has a treble clef music notation with chords and lyrics, it will work with any of the ukulele sizes including low G and high G versions, but baritone ukuleles are usually tuned to DGBE (like a guitar) instead of GCEA so the chord diagrams and names will not be for the key of the melody unless you capo your ukulele at the 5th fret. If you play the same chord shapes at the nut without the capo, you are playing the song in a key 5 semitones lower (e.g. C chord shape is G chord at the nut). Once you learn chords by name for the baritone, you won't need the chord diagrams... » Read More Since this music book has a treble clef music notation with chords and lyrics, it will work with any of the ukulele sizes including low G and high G versions, but baritone ukuleles are usually tuned to DGBE (like a guitar) instead of GCEA so the chord diagrams and names will not be for the key of the melody unless you capo your ukulele at the 5th fret. If you play the same chord shapes at the nut without the capo, you are playing the song in a key 5 semitones lower (e.g. C chord shape is G chord at the nut). Once you learn chords by name for the baritone, you won't need the chord diagrams in the book. « Show Less
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I haven't Josh. I don't use it, it's in a drawer somewhere. It seems to be and audio pickup (microphone) and I had way to much trouble with feedback. I bought it for a ukulele, but the speakers would cause the ukes sound box to hum and the feedback was to hard to control. I had more luck with it mounted on the headstock, above the tuners and aimed back down the strings. -Mike
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hello,cesar, i think it would work on a uke just as well as on a guitar. you would just have to print out a capo chord converter from the internet where you would know what chords you are playing in. if i had a uke i would not be afraid to try a capo as they are very inexpensive. sincerely, darrell owen in texas
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Might. I don't have a uke. The U-shaped piece which holds the instrument at the head stock can be pinched together (bent) to make it smaller in case the uke's neck and headstock are smaller than a normal guitar or bass.
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Yes. It works on any ukulele to be honest as long as it can clip on to the end (which is basically every ukulele)
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I don't see why not, it adjusts to take up any amount of slack, regardless of the shape of the neck. There would be some overhang on a uke fretboard because it's narrower than a guitar neck though. If that bothers you, Shubb makes a capo specifically for ukes.
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I bought mine for use with my ukulele, and it definitely holds down the strings well, though I have not had the chance to use it for extended playing yet. It is a bit big, of course.
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Order the strings size for your type of Ukulele. If you have a Tenor Ukulele, order Tenor strings. They are different in length and made for the size of your instrument. But make sure you buy these Aquila strings. Have used them on all my Ukuleles. Unmatched tone compared to the rest of them.
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It would not work if the highest pitched string is tuned to G; or rather you'd have to capo WAY up high on the neck as the guitalele is tuned to A. If the lowest pitched string is tuned to G, then you're fine - no capo required.
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I have no idea, I don't play ukulele, but I think I saw a review that said something about it. I have to imagine it would though; capos, unless they have special designation, should be universal.
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a uke from tenor size on up should fit easily. a taropatch (very small) uke would not fit.