Would this capo work on a tenor ukulele?
1048800
I'm not for sure but if the size of the neck is skinny to medium size then yes, but when I used it, it messed up my strings, meaning my string was a different color after I took it off.
1048801
I don't see why not, it adjusts to take up any amount of slack, regardless of the shape of the neck. There would be some overhang on a uke fretboard because it's narrower than a guitar neck though. If that bothers you, Shubb makes a capo specifically for ukes.
1048802
Depends on how thick the neck is but i believe it can. i tried it on an electric which is pretty thin and then an acoustic which is thick
1255530
I wasn't sure if my particular tenor uke would fit either, so I contacted Oscar Schmidt with the exact model of uke I had. They responded within that week. Fortunately mine fit. I would contact them.
720737
I've used this capo on three different ukes and never had a problem with it. I really don't have an answer as to why it would do this. Sorry.
690071
Chip,I don't use mine with ukuleles, but it does work great with my guitar (lower register than a uke) and it works with several friends' fiddles that I play with, so I don't know why it wouldn't work with a ukulele. Have fun with it.
1932710
Yes, this tuner works perfectly for the ukelele. My wife and I both use it to tune ours...spot on. For the price and ease of use....I'm a fan.
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!
468686
Yes it works OK with a uke (just tried it) , but it does have that bow attachment that would be rendered useless.
1816589
I have not, but it is incredibly strong and a solid capo so I don't see why it shouldn't
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!!!
5881
I would think so. But the stand might look oversized to the ukulele. Wouldn't recommend. If you leave your email, I can take a pic of the stand and send it to you.
1499168
Wish I could help. I do not own an Oscar Schmidt Tenor ukulele....., only the case!
967623
The Ukes fretboard is less wide and a hair less thick so, yes it will work, but this is not a well made capo. My Uke is a Kala KA-MT. Check out the black Keyser cap here on amazon or the monoprice capo at the website of that same name. I have all of these and just saw the Keyser in black for about ten dollars. That's the deal.
2119353
Usually, a tenor ukulele is larger than a concert ukulele. I am a little confused by your 'tenor concert ukulele' description. Based on my limited knowledge of the different types of ukuleles, If the tenor is more than 1/4 inch larger than the concert ukulele, it probably won't fit. My concert ukulele fits very snug.
2101110
After a few times using it, it does become pretty fast to put it on/take it off/move it, using a quick turn of the tension screw with one hand ... but I don't really think it's going to ever work the way you're hoping (i.e. one movement, one second). Realistically, it would be more like a 2-3 second change at best. The Kyser would be perfect for that, but in my experience, it has too much tension and throws the tuning off. The Shubb ukulele capo might be a good compromise ... adjustable tension and quicker clamp/release.
1090275
Short answer - yes. I've had mine for about a year. I have used it with nylon strings on a traditional classic style guitar and at the other end of the spectrum, D'Addario Light gauge .012 - .053 bronze on a Dobro and on a National Resonator baritone with a .068 bass string. I'm about to order another so I can keep one in each case. It has become my favorite capo, bar none, and I have had no problems with it. It is infinitely adjustable, clamping down to whatever amount of pressure you squeeze it to. When not in use, I often clamp it to the boom of my microphone stand.
2084129
Im not sure because I dont own a ukulele, go to a music store a see if it works, if so purchase it through Amazon and save some money.
2249688
It works by measuring the frequency vibration of the strings, so I believe it would work fine for a ukulele.