Can it be used on a ukelele?
276832
Yes. I bought this for my daughter to use on her ukulele, and it works well. She clamps the pickup onto the headstock, and plugs the jack into a guitar amp when playing with others. For practice, she uses a tiny Honeytone amp, and that also works nicely. My only concern is that the lightweight cable looks like it could be easily damaged, but we've had no problems in several months of use.
276833
Yes. I use it on a uke and banjolele. It picks up sound like your sleeve rubbing the intstrument, etc.(not a problem once you start playing), and you'll need to turn up the volume a bit higher on your amp.
276834
Yes. It does sound better when you put in the headstock. If you place it under the strings in the hole, it has a tendency to pickup your hand taps and body sounds from your belly rubbing against the body of the uke. You may want a cord extender to your amp.
1994627
I am pretty sure but not positive. I am using it on a banjo and it sounds great!
914091
I don't think so. This is well made, so its sound is pretty. I love my Ukulele.
268235
Don't play a ukelele so I'm not sure how wide the neck is. The fork on this 2" wide. Hope this helps
5881
I would think so. But the stand might look oversized to the ukulele. Wouldn't recommend. If you leave your email, I can take a pic of the stand and send it to you.
967623
The Ukes fretboard is less wide and a hair less thick so, yes it will work, but this is not a well made capo. My Uke is a Kala KA-MT. Check out the black Keyser cap here on amazon or the monoprice capo at the website of that same name. I have all of these and just saw the Keyser in black for about ten dollars. That's the deal.
1522471
Not Sure! We Use It For A Ukelele. Out Just Picks Up The Sound/Tone Of The Note You Are Playing So Out Should Work But I Assn Not 100% Sure
407779
I am not sure. We bought it for a 3/4 violin. It fit well in the display case with some room around it. It would probably work if the dimensions of the ukulele are the same as a 3/4 violin.
985956
I would say probably not. I would think it might be a little too wide for a ukelele.
2244194
I only have soprano ukes, but I believe this stand would work fine for a baritone ukulele. The bottom holders of the interlocking stand are curved upward and padded and should accommodate a variety of larger sizes. However, I haven't taken it down to the local ukulele store and tried it.
60263
I am not exactly sure, so I don't want to lead you astray. I do mostly podcasts and audio (voiceovers) for educational training videos. I have a friend of mine who uses it for vocals and electric guitar and vocals and keyboard (guitar is mono; keyboards are stereo) and it works nice. I don't know whether it will work with the ukulele, sorry!
1823662
I have a baritone ukulele and tried it, no it will not work. The body of the baritone goes above the top of the arch of the hola holder. Maybe they would make a new style for you?
985952
Hi Lee. There are some models that are narrow enough to hold a uke. The wider fork..I dunno. You wouldn't want yer tuners to be bearing the weight of yer axe..only the headstock.
985958
I don't think it will fit a ukelele because it is made for a common guitar head stock, however you could put something around the pegs that will hold it, like cloth and tape. I personally would keep looking for one specifically for ukelele unless cosmetics are not important. If you can't find one for sale, make your own, maybe? Hope that helps...
468688
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!
919661
Should be no problem if acoustic/electric uke. If you have to use a mic then might look at Passport mini, which has dedicated mic input.
577194
I have no idea. They are just standard guitar picks, so if you can use those on a ukulele, then these would work also.