Your best ukulele for dry conditions...
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deschutestrout
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My concert Flea. Hands down. ... and cold, and hot, and wet ..........
localmana
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Blackbird ukes are indestructible and sound great.
actadh
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Dry weather is usually from using space heaters. My Outdoor Ukulele is best for dry heat.
ScooterD35
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My concert Flea is the best for any conditions.
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Tootler
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We don't do dry in the UK. Best all weather ukes: Flea and Fluke without doubt.
bnolsen
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martin oxk is a good stable one. typical laminates work okay but i do notice slight changes in the neck.
whistleman123
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So far my lowly/inexpensive aiersi ovation style soprano seems to handle varied temps and humidities just fine. Their web site descripes the top as "plywood", but I think that is due to a bad translation program.
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Croaky Keith
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You likely need to rotate it 90 degrees before posting.
Ukuleledad
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I've got one of the modern Gretsch Camp Ukuleles.
I know that they are not to everybodies taste, but it is quirky, very playable and seemingly indestructible.
I suppose it does what it 'says on the tin'
I know that they are not to everybodies taste, but it is quirky, very playable and seemingly indestructible.
I suppose it does what it 'says on the tin'
PTOEguy
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I've got a Blackbird Clara and a Flea because I live in a desert... If you're looking for zero humidity problems and an amazing sound, the Clara is the the best. My flea has been very durable as well, and I prefer the synthetic fretboard over the wood fretboard. Both are a great value for money - even with the $1,000 price difference.
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