can these picks be for ukulele too?
577194
I have no idea. They are just standard guitar picks, so if you can use those on a ukulele, then these would work also.
577195
Sorry, I'm just a beginner guitar player. I definitely don't know how to play a ukulele. So I don't know if you can use with a ukulele. I imagine you could but you may want to ask the vendor of the products. Thanks
577196
Technically, you can but most people use their fingers or felt picks for a uke. You can scratch your uke with these if it doesn't have a pick guard.
577197
I've never played a ukulele, but they are fantastic on guitar strings. I can tell you there are variety of thicknesses in this pack, so you can choose your own personal preference. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
577198
I'm sorry...I don't know. But what I can tell you is that it comes with 12 different picks, meaning different sizes and fabric.
577199
I honestly don't know. I do know they are a "softer" pick, meaning they are a thinner and more flexible pick if that's of any help to you.
1124493
Medium thickness yes. If they are smaller than a normal pick size it may be difficult.
350128
As far as I know, it will work for a guitar - I believe the strings for a uke are tuned to the same pitch as the strings of a guitar. It's just there are only 4 strings on a uke and more on a guitar.
1872708
Yes! For a starter ukulele it's pretty nice. I definitely recommend it for a starter. The starter kit is most definitely a plus for any beginner. The ukulele itself is good quality. Don't spend much more $$ than what this is if just starting out. In my opinion, not necessary.
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Hi, I'm honestly not sure, but they are suited and modelled on Gibson style guitars, so probably would, but not 100% sure, maybe ask the question on a guitar tech forum as someone may be able to help who is familiar with that model guitar.
1303048
I don't believe so. Nothing in the product description says so, and the uke comes by itself (well, and a gig bag). I wouldn't worry much about it though. Just be careful with it, and you should be fine.
1697753
Hi, not sure about a ukelele but it works great on the smaller fret board of my ibanez electric and my kids fender strat mini. Great quality
2108255
The strings do just fine and produce a good sound, although every uke is a little different so you can never be sure if they'll be good. I'd suggest trying them and seeing how you like them, and if the sound doesn't work for you then pick up some Aquila strings.
779098
They do have a nice sound and choir should be OK. I would use several at least. These are NOT the type of mic to put on electric guitar but a good choice for acoustic and banjo. Barry
1946909
Yes!! We have a mandolin, tenor Uke, soprano Uke and a banjolele. All of them fit!
297376
Yep, standard tuning. You can tune it differently though - for example "G" tuning: DGBE, like the bottom strings of a guitar, and "D" tuning: ADF#B. There are a few other ukulele tunings that sound pretty interesting too.
985957
You can get these for nearly any instrument. I have hanging on my wall a baritone uke, a charango, two mandolins, an electric mando, a banjo, two dulcimers, a violin, and a viola -- all hung by String Swing hangers. If you ask the manufacturer real nice, they will make them for you without their logos on them, which is what I prefer. These are great.
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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.
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yes you can use this one. I also put capo in the Amazon search bar to check the size for you.There's a black one made the same and it says that it can be used for a ukulele . I'm not happy with this gold capo I bought. It seems as though it doesn't hold down the last string very well and I get a buzz sound. The answer to your question is yes it will work. I hope this info helps.
2226793
Not sure but probably. I use mine some for violin but mostly I use a guitar tuner.
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.
1993816
This should be perfect for you! You can play plugged in or acoustically and it comes with a case and picks, so everything you need