Does this work well with a baritone ukulele?
841441
It fits my Ohana baritone ukulele just fine. The ability to control the pressure on the strings is ideal.
841442
I've used it on a concert and tenor, and it bridges the neck perfectly, but not much left over. It's probably best suited for a fairly narrow neck, but it might be worth trying, depending on the width of a baritone neck. If you have a tenor or concert, you could compare.
425579
Well, Jake Shimabukuro plays a Kamaka tenor, and he uses (or at least endorses) this capo ... so unless yours is somehow over-sized, it should fit just fine. It works very well on my Pono and Kala tenors, and the Pono neck is a bit chunky.
657027
No, it's too narrow. It WOULD work for a banjo or mandolin (in addition to a uke, of course).
1697752
I have used it on my ukelele but I thought it was overbearing in size and I had to adjust it a lot to get it to work well. I wouldn't really recommend it for it unless it was used on a baritone ukelele which has a thicker neck.
1832543
Geraldine, I use the stand for a soprano, but see no reason a tenor uke wouldn't also fit. Good luck. Richard
1872490
As I understand, the Snark SN2 is an "all instrument tuner." I tried it on a mandolin, guitar, bass, cello, violin, viola and upright bass and it worked every time. Never tried a ukulele but I imagine it would work, it has a wide range. Also as well as the vibration tuner it does have a microphone tuner.
2166127
It depends on the bore of the baritone, which can be small, medium(European), or large. If you're using a school horn, it's probably small shank. If it is small it's interchangeable with most trombone mouthpieces.
286926
I'm sure it would, it works for everything I've used it on so far I'm not familiar with a soprano but it works on my baritone
1903673
The Neotech strap should work on a concert size ukulele. There is room for adjustment. You do need strap buttons installed on the uke.
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!
113707
I have only tuned my ukes with it but I'm sure it would work beautifully on a banjo as well.
1968997
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.
947934
Yes it will, I have a baritone uke and it fits it just fine...but no larger than that. I use a regular guitar stand for mine. This is a really fine stand by the way!
613340
Sorry, it would not be a good fit. My ukulele is 3" deep, and any more would be tight.
931967
I don't see any issues with using this product to hang a tenor Uke... I am not sure which U-bass you have, if it is a 4 string acoustic body style, ..should not be a problem, if it is the solid body electric 5 string Ubass (like a Kala), I cannot be sure.. I have had my Ibanez 5 string bass on mine, as well as HD 28 Martin acoustic, Tele's, Strats, and my F5 Mandolin.... I would think these will handle any musical instrument, unless it is a "headless" model...
268240
Unfortunately, I don't own a ukulele to be able to tell you for sure. It's going to depend on the width of your ukelele's headstock. I would suspect you're probably okay, but you might be able to get a measurement of the String Swing's throat off of their website to make sure.
2249688
It works by measuring the frequency vibration of the strings, so I believe it would work fine for a ukulele.