Will it work with a ukulele?
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.
919662
If your uke has a pickup already installed or you purchase a sound hole pickup (anywhere from $20 and up) it will work fine. As far as I know the Fuse software that installs presets to the amp does not have a specific ukulele patch - so you may be the ground breaker!
5882
I haven't tried the stand with a ukulele, but I don't think it would work. I think it would slide through the bottom supports.
813336
I don't believe this stand would be the ideal stand for a ukulele. I believe it would be to big for it.
38036
I'm not sure. It takes up a lot or width in my guitar sound hole. I do use the third smaller packet that comes with the set for my banjo. I just lay it on top of the banjo in its case. The packets are pretty flexible and I think might work in your ukulele. I do like these. So much better than soaking and squeezing out water in other units.
2255743
It should work with any instrument with a pick up and a 1/4 inch plug or converter to 1/4 inch plug.
914091
I don't think so. This is well made, so its sound is pretty. I love my Ukulele.
683555
James The Vox AC30 will work with any instrument that has a standard jack. If your ukulele has a pick up built in then your good to go. This unit is designed to emulate a crunchy guitar amp so if you are OK with that sound then this will work.
967622
It works on my mandolin; I don't see why it wouldn't work on a ukulele. In fact, I think it would work better on a ukulele than it did on my guitar.
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
1113858
It should, it works with any stringed instrument. It responds to vibrations within the wood whenever a string is plucked.... it works with my electric guitars even when they're not plugged in.....just pluck an open string gently and the entire instrument vibrates, and the snark is very sensitive to read the pitch of that vibration. Once each string is in proper pitch (and that only takes a few seconds to achieve with this tuner), each of my guitars are in perfect tune up and down the neck. Just remember to turn the snark tuner off when you're done to save the battery.
58814
Yes, I have used mine on a baritone ukulele. Eventually I installed an internal pickup on my baritone and it was easier than expected. By the way the baritone uke is a really great little instrument!!!
2146127
There is a selection for a ukulele on the menu of the tuner. I hope this helps...
1994627
I am pretty sure but not positive. I am using it on a banjo and it sounds great!
2216691
Might. I don't have a uke. The U-shaped piece which holds the instrument at the head stock can be pinched together (bent) to make it smaller in case the uke's neck and headstock are smaller than a normal guitar or bass.
1406942
It should. But keep in mind that this device is not very well made, it's a thin soft plastic piece, and it doesn't hold the strings very well. You should take advantage of the free guitar lessons on YouTube instead, and buy some beer, or some smokable with the money.
1903671
You shouldn't have to drill a hole in your instrument. As to whether it will work with a "concert size" ukelele I don't know because I don't have one. Is your ukelele a small one or is it a tenor or baritone ukelele? If it's a small one this strap should work just fine as long as your ukelele has an strap pin at the bottom end like guitars have. You slip one end of this strap over that and if your ukelele has another strap pin put the other end over that. If you're using a small ukelele one end of the strap can wrap around the head-stock just above the nut so it won't interfere with the strings or the tuning machines.
985956
I would say probably not. I would think it might be a little too wide for a ukelele.