AncientMatingCalls
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well as far as ukes go that is. I've had plenty with other intsruments.
One of the things I absolutely love about the ukulele (and I'm sure other leftys will agree) is that I don't have to find a "left handed" uke. I can just get whatever model (almost) I want and just switch the strings around.
Well the model I ended up wanting was a Pono. Great uke for sure, got it from MGM who went out of his way to chase my uke down after shipping it just to set it up lefty for me. Can't ask for better service than that.
One problem though. The saddle is angled. For a righty the angle would go up on the 3rd and 4th strings, for me it is the opposite. The saddle angles up at the 2nd and 1st strings. What can I do to rectify this? Should I even bother or should I just learn to except it?
Other than that I'm quite happy with the uke.
One of the things I absolutely love about the ukulele (and I'm sure other leftys will agree) is that I don't have to find a "left handed" uke. I can just get whatever model (almost) I want and just switch the strings around.
Well the model I ended up wanting was a Pono. Great uke for sure, got it from MGM who went out of his way to chase my uke down after shipping it just to set it up lefty for me. Can't ask for better service than that.
One problem though. The saddle is angled. For a righty the angle would go up on the 3rd and 4th strings, for me it is the opposite. The saddle angles up at the 2nd and 1st strings. What can I do to rectify this? Should I even bother or should I just learn to except it?
Other than that I'm quite happy with the uke.