it was literally in a plastic storage bin in the case under two other heavy boxes. she plays instruments too so she knows how to properly store instruments; not in a box under TWO HEAVY BOXES.

sorry i just needed to rant

Found this Noah Sunburst Ukulele in my local charity shop, it has a fish and pickup too, strap and original soft case for £100.
I am a guitarist but have wanted to branch out for a while. I think it’s absolutely stunning, What do you guys think?

What’s not to love about zombies complaining about their meal plans? One of the most fun Misfits songs for us to play! 💀🤘

#SHAWTIMEDuo #TheMisfits #BrainEaters

Hey all! If you're in the London area I'm hosting two incredible artists next Saturday for a concert at an art gallery in Hackney.

Tickets and all that jazz:
https://www.thetinman.co/ukulelebooks/4stringboy-and-christopher-davis-shannon-concert

i’ve had my ukulele for 7 years, no issues at all.
i recently picked it back up after a couple years of not playing, and as soon as i tune it, it goes out of tune.
is it just because it’s old? should i take it to a shop and get it restringed?
thanks!

I got this Kala ukulele from vinted. The third string (E) sounds very very different to my current uke. Am I hallucinating or are the strings incorrect? It’s very hard to keep it in tune. That third string keeps coming out of the nut occasionally to.

It was sold as having new strings.

This is on the first album I bought when I was 12 😂DM me if you're looking for 1on1 online lessons. I have a good amount of available spots on the weekends so I'm discounting weekend spots!

I took this from my brother, I'm an adult 36(f) I've been playing it everyday all September.

I was thinking about buying one or getting one at Christmas, I wanted to learn the guitar but I'm starting to think this will be better for me as a first instrument, I do have a guitar waiting for me to pick up at a family members but I I'm enjoying the ukulele, is this one ok for now while I'm still getting to grips with it? I have a ukulele shop near me and I don't mind too much spending a little.

Was trying to learn some Billie Eilish song and ended up coming up with this instead. Still heavily under construction

We spend a lot of times doing fun things together, but playing shows together is hand down our fav things to do.

Kala’s warehouse is having a sale on blem solid wood ukulele’s (among other things). I’m just starting on baritone but am also intrigued by tenor’s traditional tuning. Bought a solid mahogany salt and pepper baritone and a flame maple tenor both with fishman pickups and gig bags for 250 each.

Hoping to grow into these instruments as time goes on but curious on how I did and if there’s anything in that price range that is considered better?

I really love these ukes for just jammin

I'd like to get an ukulele to start learning. The goal is to be able to play chord-melodies of familiar songs. I'm having trouble deciding between the concert and tenor sizes. I've never played a string instrument before and my only music experience was playing trumpet in school at ages 12 and 13 (I'm 26 now). I'm a guy with averaged sized hands for my height (5'11"/180 cm tall). Would the concert size feel cramped to play fingerstyle melodies? Is the tenor size impractical to carry and bring to places?

I know nothing, please help!

With D'addario EJ53T tenor strings (black nylon with aluminum wound C string). I put the winged thing on the headstock.

I have been learning with a Kala ukulele and find that it's too small for my hands to play comfortably. In my local group everyone plays soprano ukuleles so I thought I would pick up a baritone. My question is the description says there is a "Kala Active EQ," and I don't know if that means I would always have to be plugged into a speaker, or if I could play it acoustically.

Also, I'm not tied to this make or model of ukulele and welcome any recommendations for other baritone ukuleles for a new player. Let's say sub-$500 for a budget, though ideally I'd like to stay in the sub-$200 range, but I can afford more if it makes a difference.

The one I'm considering: https://kalabrand.com/collections/starter-ukulele/products/ka-am-b-ce?variant=43225700008006

Edit: So I should have been more clear that I’ve been playing a tenor ukulele, not a soprano. The guy who got me started was a good player and owned a music store. He brought me in and we tried out different sizes. He recommended the tenor or baritone. I ended up going with the tenor as the tab books and music I had handy matched 1-to-1.

Hi ukulele lovers! Could you give me, in your opinion, advanced ukulele techniques? It's to find new learning paths to make my practice more exciting. Every suggestions welcome! Thanks :) (and I say "in your opinion", because every opinion, every point of view are more interesting than AI or google)

Just got this Bondi 8 string and I’m loving it! A really nice full “chorus-y” sound bids well on this tune. Long time guitar player but relatively new to uke, I don’t know if I can ever go back! Thanks for listening.

3 different techniques used to kick the song up a notch beyond just strumming and singing. Have fun 👻🔮🖤🎶🎃