Is this a soprano or tenor uke? It says 23" Concert, but not sure what that means. Trying to buy for a girl that sings lower, not soprano.
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Its just a little lower than a soprano, with a louder tone and more frets, yet not quite as deep as the tenor. Here is a more in depth answer that might be able to help you better: http://www.ukuleletricks.com/ukulele-sizes-soprano-concert-tenor-baritone/
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The Concert Uke is what 99% of the ukulele's in a store are tuned to. If she sings in the Key of C or F or G, this will work.
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It is neither a Soprano or Tenor Uke. It's a Concert Uke, tuned gCEA. I bought this for my sister and she loves it!
740320
It would be a little wider than the tenor and slightly smaller than a full size guitar. Its a fun little instrument. I suffer from Ukulele acquisition syndrome ( Buying more Uks than I really need) so I play both on a regular bases the Guilele gives you the Uk sound with a guitar feel. Hope that helps Scott
1474259
It works just fine with my tenor ukulele. It's chromatic so it'll give you the note for whatever tuning you want to use. Hope this helps.
599378
The soprano case is perfect for any soprano uke, but is far too small for a Tenor. I asked the seller if the maker has a similar case for tenor, because I'd buy a couple in a heartbeat. He the maker is not currently making a Tenor uke case. Seems like an excellent idea, and one that wouldn't be too much of an undertaking for a company that already makes a great case. I'd express your interest to the seller and maker. I have.
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It really depends on her. Both are relatively small compared to a guitar. The Soprano is smaller and the sound is okay. The Tenor is larger and the sound is a bit fuller. However, the Soprano is better priced. So, I would first ask her music instructor if she is taking lessons, but if not, then ask her what size she prefers. Hope that helps!
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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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As kama'aina (or Hawaii local) with all four usual sizes of ukulele in my personal collection (soprano, concert, tenor, baritone) I can tell you without a doubt that this particular model is concert-sized. Additionally, most soprano ukuleles feature only 12 frets - those thin metal bars where you depress the strings - but this Epiphone has 19.
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Is your ukelele a concert ukelele or a soprano or a tenor? The sopranos are the small ones (21 in), concert is medium (23 in) and tenor are the bigger ones (26 in). these strings are for the concert size. If yours is a different size, just search either soprano or tenor and you will get the right size.
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I have short, stubby fingers, and the bass is easier for me to play than the Yamaha tenor is. I can't play the basses that you blow into to the top because my arms just aren't long enough, but I have no problem with this one. I just measured my hand span with a ruler, from the tip of my thumb to the tip of my little finger, with my hand spread, and it's 8". It seems like a little bit shorter would be ok too. Hope that helps. Good luck!
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The scale length is 15", concert size. It is scale length that determines the size. The body is quite small, thin, and light though - smaller than many sopranos. I quite like all of the above - it has way more frets than my soprano, but I love the small slender body and light weight. They make it very easy to play and carry around. And it looks terrific!
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Sure!! It is a CONCERT ukulele, not a soprano. The scale length is exactly fifteen inches, the overall length is about 23 3/4 inches. (Soprano ukulele scales vary, but usually in the mid thirteen inch range.) The action is very nice and easy on mine, the only downer is that the strings are pretty cheap that come with it. I would highly recommend changing them to a quality set. Otherwise it is a great value and beautiful uke. Enjoy!
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We bought this uke for my daughter. The packaging was a carry case for the uke, the ukr was wrapped in a thin foam pad, and all of that was boxed. The uke itself is nice, good tone. My daughter loves the design and she chose it specifically. Good luck & enjoy
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Sorry, I answered the question about the wrong uke. I purchased this one as a gift for someone else. I did play it first before gifting it and I am pretty sure that it was Aquila strings as well. Everything else I said still holds true.
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Yes, I use it for my concert ukulele all the time. The length of the rod on the back of the stand is adjustable, and should very easily work for a soprano ukulele as well. I don't use this stand for a baritone. I prefer to use a guitar stand, as I think the baritone is too big for this stand.You'll love how easy this stand is to set up, and how compact it is when folded up!
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a uke from tenor size on up should fit easily. a taropatch (very small) uke would not fit.
1123712
You are correct. I have the Oscar Scmidt OU2T which is the tenor it is 26 inches by 7. I think this one must be a soprano uke.
1582975
Funny you should ask this. I have a kala tenor 4 string and a Lanikai 8 string tenor. When I played my recently aquired Willie K I realized the neck was wider than my 4 string. But it turned out to be the exact width as my 8 string. Hopefully you can easily to it. In my case, I started playing on a classical guitar, so to me any ukulele neck feels small. But if not, you could at least get an aquia Red Low G string for your uke to try out for the sound. Still, the willie k gives one the advantage of both low & hi G strings, at the extra width of 1/4 inch. with a 1/4th inch difference in width.