Definitely worth paying more. I bought a $20 one and then after falling fully in love I bought myself a $150 one because it sounds great and stays in tune - which the cheap ones don't, really.
This is very good news -- you might find information here http://reyalpeleluku.wordpress.com/2009/11/07/the-ukulele-standard-of-1927/ of use (most cheaper ukes can do with a little adjusting.) All the best with it.
Oh, you have to meet Anika's Dad. He's crazy for ukes. Even written a book...
ReplyDeleteDefinitely worth paying more. I bought a $20 one and then after falling fully in love I bought myself a $150 one because it sounds great and stays in tune - which the cheap ones don't, really.
ReplyDeleteDitto Wendy. Hubby will want to know what type it is?
ReplyDeleteMahalo. Nothing special.
ReplyDeleteThis is very good news -- you might find information here http://reyalpeleluku.wordpress.com/2009/11/07/the-ukulele-standard-of-1927/
ReplyDeleteof use (most cheaper ukes can do with a little adjusting.) All the best with it.
You could have had mine for free - if only I'd known.
ReplyDeleteLooks very tropical against the background of the red shirt too. Almost like it's sitting on a hibiscus flower?
ReplyDeleteLaetitia, I'd have yours as well if you wanted to get rid of it. We're all fighting over this one.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Do you want a 'Ukes not Nukes' t-shirt to match the ones Naomi & I have?
ReplyDeleteReyalpeleluku says "beware UAS (Ukulele Acquisition Syndrome)"
ReplyDeleteCool. I have the same Mahalo. i love the little chordbook that comes with it, that has the funny little pictures.
ReplyDeleteI have found the most satisfying song to play, that sounds nice, is Home On The Range.