What size end pin jack and ukulele pick up of choice that fits the Pignose amplifier.
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As for a ukulele pickup, since a standard uke has nylon strings, you'll need a piezoelectric mic/pickup inside the uke body.
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The input jack is a standard 1/4" mono. Note: It has to have a plug in it for the amplifier to work.
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It has a standard 1/8" jack with 1/4" adapter. It should fit any 1/8" or 1/4".
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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.
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If you've ever played electric guitar and plugged the cord into the amplifier... this is the type of jack you need. My Bose headphones come with attachment which makes the plug in larger. They work great!
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My Uke is a Soprano model which is about 21" overall length. I presume that your Uke is either a Concert or Tenor model which are typically are 24" long. Eddie Finn gig bags are available in differing sizes to suit. You will probably be looking at the HUB-C (for Concert). Bag is great looking. Trust this is of assitance. Jeff
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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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What size uke are you looking to put in there? It fit my les Paul uke perfectly. I can measure though if you'd like
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I would recommend to you the Fender Acoustasonic Amplifiers for mandolin and ukulele amplification. As the others have stated, the mustang amps are designed for electric guitar tones, it will work, but won't sound very good and will be prone to feedback.
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Pretty much any! If you have a really small sound hole (like on a half size guitar) you can cut the rubbers down on each end to fit even that. Probably not reconmended by Dean Markley, but doable.
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I do not know the size, and they are with a luthier being installed. Will try to find out from him and let you know. JF
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This is a piezzo pickup with a 1/4" plug. It is intended for amplifying acoustic guitars. I have heard of it being used for Rocksmith, though.
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There is a chart right at the top of this page. It could not be simpler. Just look up you uke's length. You have 3 choices in lengths.
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It fits a standard headshell. It comes with the mounting screws. Spacers are built into the cartridge body, so you don't need seperate little aluminum tubes for that. Depending on the type of headshell, different screws (a couple of millimeters longer) may be needed (like a Dual). Most of the time, though, the standard mounting screws that come with the cartridge work fine on the Japanese style P type headshell. Shure even provides a little screwdriver. You should be fine with this purchase. If you are using this to retrofit an older Hi-Fi set, you may need different threaded screws. Note that this cartridge will not work with Zenith Cobra-matics with the "radionic" tone arm. Those cartridges were capacitive FM modulators, so a modern, dynamic (magnetic) cartridge is not appropriate without modifications made to the pre-amp.
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The set up from the factory was perfect for the OU5 that I got. Another Uke that I bought needed the fret ends polished . The neck on a ukulele isn't under the same stress as a guitar neck. Fewer strings with a lot less tension on a much shorter neck mean truss rod adjustments and bridge alterations aren't normally required. Most ukes don't even have truss rods so the saddle height is factory set for most players.
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Any standard floor jack with a normal sized jack cup should work. I used a 2-ton OTC floor jack but just about any non-car/low profile jack should work
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About five inches. The pickup may not work on all guitars. Check the fish man web site for more info. AB
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as long as you can clip it to the head stock, it should work just fine. I have a soprano uke and use it all the time for that.