Uncle Sheepy
Well-known member
Ok guys,
This is the problem...
Just received a Bruko no6 from Thomann (German company, im in the UK).
A really lovely soprano in many ways, extremely well built, all solid woods, really nice.
Thing is the sound is just not doing it for me at all, it's all a bit thin.
I know sopranos are not really big in the sustain/darker tone area but....
I have heard that these ukes are better with different strings on them but to be honest I am preferring the sound of the starter Lanika Kohala with crappy GHS black strings I bought for my Dad to be honest (and that worries me).
I actually have some Worth medium browns coming but if I swap them over and still dont like it I wont be able to send the little sod back!
Any advice would be appreciated at this point.
Im thinking of going in this direction to be honest
http://www.southernukulelestore.co.uk/Product/61/Kala-KA-SMHS-All-Solid-Mahogany-Soprano-Ukulele.
Help me out in my hour of need
Cheers
Uncle Sheepy
This is the problem...
Just received a Bruko no6 from Thomann (German company, im in the UK).
A really lovely soprano in many ways, extremely well built, all solid woods, really nice.
Thing is the sound is just not doing it for me at all, it's all a bit thin.
I know sopranos are not really big in the sustain/darker tone area but....
I have heard that these ukes are better with different strings on them but to be honest I am preferring the sound of the starter Lanika Kohala with crappy GHS black strings I bought for my Dad to be honest (and that worries me).
I actually have some Worth medium browns coming but if I swap them over and still dont like it I wont be able to send the little sod back!
Any advice would be appreciated at this point.
Im thinking of going in this direction to be honest
http://www.southernukulelestore.co.uk/Product/61/Kala-KA-SMHS-All-Solid-Mahogany-Soprano-Ukulele.
Help me out in my hour of need
Cheers
Uncle Sheepy