Does this work with a soprano, concert, or tenor ukulele?
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.
1968998
I would think so. It has good pressure all across and holds close to the bend. I think you would be good with this.
1240786
I really don't know for sure, but if the ukulele has the hook-up connections, I would think it would work. Wish I could be more certain.
1397128
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
896813
i have both - i bought a soprano first, and then a few weeks later i bought a concert size. I enjoy playing both a lot. Unless your fingers and hands are ginormous, you should be able to play the soprano just fine. I don't think you'll go wrong with either. Aloha!
1946909
Yes!! We have a mandolin, tenor Uke, soprano Uke and a banjolele. All of them fit!
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.
286925
I'm using acoustic string guitar & it dose fit. I didn't try it in the ukulele, but although it has small neck I think it will fit.
793181
Yes, this particular model does, but there is one with a plastic "S" shaped end that hooks into the sound hole. If you don't want to drill into the Ukulele, then that would be the one to get.
1831072
Tenor strings are longer. Just order the strings that match your size ukulele.
1831069
It depends on the type of ukulele you have. 'Soprano' and 'Tenor' are different types of ukuleles, depending on the size of the body and the size of the fret board. If you don't know which type you have, a tenor is approximately 26" and has more than 15 frets while a soprano is smaller and has a bout 10-15 frets and is approx 21" long. You can get away with buying tenor strings as they are longer and if they are too long i.e. you have a soprano you can just snip them shorter. hope this helps.
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
625107
Yes it does. I bought one for my boyfriend. He has a pineapple uke. Hope this helps.
718029
Yes. It works on any ukulele to be honest as long as it can clip on to the end (which is basically every ukulele)
468686
Yes it works OK with a uke (just tried it) , but it does have that bow attachment that would be rendered useless.
585504
Determine if your Hilo #2656 is a Soprano, Concert, or Tenor model. Then purchase a Ukulele Tuner from Amazon or your local music store (approx. $10) and tune your Aquila strings on your ukulele using the tuner. The Tuner will tell you the right settings. Good luck. John D
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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.
1184878
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.