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- #5,174 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments)
- #30 in Ukuleles (Musical Instruments)
Product Description
The ukulele originated in the 19th century as a Hawaiian adaptation of the Portuguese machete, a small guitar-like instrument, which was introduced to Hawaii by Portuguese immigrants, mainly from Madeira and the Azores. It gained great popularity everywhere in the United States during the early 20th century and from then spread internationally.
Common types of ukuleles include soprano ( standard ukulele ), concert, tenor and baritone. Music is the most important thing for HUAWIND. Creating excellent music is the most important thing. 30 years of technology precipitation allows us to create a standard of precise and perfect craftsmanship. HUAWIND offers a high quality, hand crafted instruments. Everything you need to become a ukulele player is in our pack that makes your ukulele journey as fun and simple as possible. Enjoy your fun and enjoy the musical life!
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Product Description:
Specification: 21 inch Soprano Ukulele
Body Shape: Dreadnought
Color: Brown Finish: Gloss
Body Top: Basswood
Body Back & Sides: Basswood
Number of Frets: 12
Neck Material: Maple
String: High quality nylon strings
Package: 1*Ukulele
How to Tune a Ukulele?
The first step in learning ukulele is to tune,beginner needs a tuner.
We press the tuner into Ukulele mode, clip it on the head of the head, and then twist the peg while plucking the strings, 4 strings standard corresponding to 4G, 3 strings
correspond to 3C, 2 strings correspond to 2E, and 1 string corresponds to 1A. This modulates the screen display to be green. Only four steps are need.
Q:Why is ukulele out of tune?
A: You may just need to stretch your strings. Just like singers have to warm up their vocal chords, ukuleles have to " warm up " and stretch their strings.
Once you think you get your instrument in tune, your strings will probably have stretched a bit. So you have to go back through the whole process two or three times to fine tune your ukulele. Once you have done this, you are ready to play!
Maxwell
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023
I fully expected this to be more toy like but i was pleasantly surprised when it showed up at how nice it feels. The first few time you play it you will have to tune it a few times untill the strings settle which I read was totally normal. After an hour and a few jam sessions it just need slight tune each time I play it.:Prot tip... Download one of the free Ukulele tuner app on your phone and you will be off and running in a few mins with perfectly sounding strums!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023
My toddler had a one of a different brand that was much cheaper and it didn't last long. I was hesitant to spend this much on essentially a toy to him, but the quality is great and I enjoy the songs he plays and sings with it.
A. Meisch
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2022
I bought this Uke because of the star ratings and price. After taking care of aged parents, I learned one of the best ways to keep your brain healthy is to either learn a new language or learn a musical instrument. I bought a mandolin a few years ago, but it was too hard for a complete novice. I didn’t want to spend a lot of money this time on an instrument I may not keep playing. This is a perfect beginner instrument. The bag is cheap, but keeps it dust free. I thought I had problems at first since it didn’t stay tuned, but after playing and tuning for a month or so, it really holds the tuning well, I don’t play hard so I can go a couple days and it remains in tune! I recommend this instrument to beginners wholeheartedly!
M. Kessel
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2022
This ukulele is perfect for my 9 year old, but it goes out of tune very quickly, and it’s not because the strings are new. I’ve had it now for months and it still goes out of tune just as quickly and when I first got it. The sound is pretty full, sounds a little chincy at times. Pretty good buy, but sometimes frustrating to use.
Gman
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2021
Great for beginners as it’s not much money. Found it easy to learn the Disney song Lava.The sound quality was good enough to get a good feel for a ukulele but without the big investment.Gave it to my daughter to learn and bought an upgrade.It doesn’t stay nicely tuned like my other ukuleles but after a tuning you are good to go. Just tune it before each play and during at the beginning.After that the strings will settle a bit and stay tuned for the whole practice or jam session.
Wilson D.
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020
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Dee
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2020
Adorable little ukulele. I ordered the light blue. The color is true to the picture. The instrument is of decent quality for its price point. Tuning has a bit of play, likely because it has nylon strings, but it's not too bad. My 3yo granddaughter shows a great interest in music, and loves the piano and guitar. I didn't want to buy a cheap toy with zero musical quality, but not ready to invest too much incase the interest fades. This choice is a good compromise, and fits the bill. I'm sure she'll love it. *Note: A free app, called BOSS Tuner (by Roland) is a handy tool for a quick, no-fuss tuning. YouTube has quick tutorials for this.
holly hadley
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2018
I love the baby blue color and how shiny it is. It's cute. And obviously, it sounds great. I'm a pure beginner and I'm so glad I got this ukulele. Some reviews say they have to keep tuning it, but of course you do!!! Even a beginner such as me knows that you have to break the strings in. You'll have to play it for a while and keep tuning it. The more you play it, the less you'll have to tune it. I played it nonstop for 2 days and its already needing less tuning. I can play for almost an hour before I have to tune it again.💙
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