Which one of the 4 models is it ? Is it the Baritone Uke ??
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This a standard soprano. It does not sound the greatest but it is good for the beginner.
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No - hubby says it's not the highest quality, but it was fun to put together and the sound is fine for beginners. He bought it more for the experience of building it and he was very satisfied with that aspect.
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I own this Uke. They only come in one size and that is concert. Tell your dealer to count the frets. It will have more than 12 frets making it a concert and this Uke is too small and not enough frets to make this a tenor. I own several soprano, concert, tenor and baraton Ukulele.
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I believe it's a baritone. From what I could find regarding the difference is a baritone often has a smaller bore and bell a d this one is on the smaller side. Also, my son plays baritone and he took this in to the band teacher to check out (he rents one from the school that stays at school, this one is for practicing at home) and she told him he could use it for performances if he wants. ( it's definitely better looking than the school baritone). Also I've taken it in to a music store to be checked over and they didn't tell me differently when I called it a baritone.
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That is the instrument itself. If you are looking for a case shop for a baritone ukulele case that is atleast 11 inches wide I believe.
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All I can say is that this is the best uke ever! It sounds fantastic as an acoustic and rocks the house "plugged-in". If you don't have one, you should get one and try it yourself. It is by far the most popular instrument in my uke group. That might have something to do with who I am as a performer, but a lot to do with the instrument itself.
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Hi Francine... in simplest terms, a concert is a small uke (23 in) and a baritone is a big one (30+ in). Also, a concert ukulele has a more traditional, bright and crisp sound. The baritone is tuned differently (DGBE like bottom 4 strings of the guitar). This gives it a deeper, fuller sound. It's super for a bluesy feel but much of the Hawaiian sweetness is lost to it. Ukes come in 4 sizes - Soprano (21"), Concert (23"), Tenor (26") and Baritone (30"). You should try them all out when you go to buy one. Though most folks find the concert ukulele very comfortable. Hope this answers your question.
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I have two of the Hohner 32Bs (one for home, one for friend's house). Both needed some tuning, a frustrating process, but worth it. The D'Luca needed the most tuning. It has a somewhat more piercing tone, if that's what you like, and more uneven touch response across the keyboard.
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Yes, it is the 6-string steel model. I have two of them and they are the best capos I have ever bought.
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Actually I do have both a soprano and tenor uke and there is a clear difference between the two. A soprano has a higher tone than the tenor size does. While on the other side the tenor has a deeper sound and richer sound to my ear. I also prefer a tenor than a soprano because they sound better and have a greater projection of sound. Hopefully I was helpful.
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I don't believe so but you could go to the Luna website and ask. I have had the uke for over a year and it's great.
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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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More baritone, I love it! It has a beautiful sound and it truly brings peace to me, no there is not a stand I sure hope you get it and enjoy as much as I. Blessings to you
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My Uke is a Kala KA-SC concert Ukelele and it fits well. If your baritone compares in size, the stand will be perfect for it. You can google my model to see it.
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Sorry, first Uke so don't know the answer. Holding the tune fairly well so far.
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Yes!! We have a mandolin, tenor Uke, soprano Uke and a banjolele. All of them fit!
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There is no 6 string uke tuning. Ukuleles have 4 strings. It's tuned like a guitar but a few octaves higher since it's smaller. So yes, the tuning is essentially the same.
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Geraldine, I use the stand for a soprano, but see no reason a tenor uke wouldn't also fit. Good luck. Richard