RevWill
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Mike put up pics of the new Mainland mahogany Baritone today.
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Man they still got the position dot at the wrong fret (9th instead of 10th). That was an issue on the Bushman baritones. I'm surprised that it's still that way. I know they usually put it at the 9th fret on guitars, but just about all ukes have it on the 10th if I'm not mistaken.
Man they still got the position dot at the wrong fret (9th instead of 10th). That was an issue on the Bushman baritones. I'm surprised that it's still that way. I know they usually put it at the 9th fret on guitars, but just about all ukes have it on the 10th if I'm not mistaken.
I don't want to sound like a snob, but after a lot of playing you should get used to where the frets are without position markers.
Man they still got the position dot at the wrong fret (9th instead of 10th). That was an issue on the Bushman baritones. I'm surprised that it's still that way. I know they usually put it at the 9th fret on guitars, but just about all ukes have it on the 10th if I'm not mistaken.
Man they still got the position dot at the wrong fret (9th instead of 10th). That was an issue on the Bushman baritones. I'm surprised that it's still that way. I know they usually put it at the 9th fret on guitars, but just about all ukes have it on the 10th if I'm not mistaken.
Wrong according to who?
I'm not a baritone player, To me, they are more like a guitar.
I guess that's because they are big and tuned like a guitar.
Most people who buy and play baritones also play guitar, so why should the fret dots be for a ukulele?
Wrong according to who?
I'm not a baritone player, To me, they are more like a guitar.
I guess that's because they are big and tuned like a guitar.
Most people who buy and play baritones also play guitar, so why should the fret dots be for a ukulele?
I don't want to sound like a snob, but after a lot of playing you should get used to where the frets are without position markers.