Eavorclear
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Hello everyone, first off, I'm sorry I don't post much on these forums. I apologize, and I don't want to seem like I'm using you, but I really need your help.
These are the greatest ukulele forums and I had a very important question and I knew the people here would be able to answer it.
Now on to the question,
I'm stuck between purchasing a 6 string ukulele and an 8 string, and they have to be Acoustic-Electric.
From my research I pretty much have only a few choices,
The Lanikai LU-6A/E / LU-8A/E
and
The Lanikai O-6A/E / O-8A/E
Now here's the deal, I play in a band with a guitar and drums. Which ukulele would be good compliment to the guitar, but full enough to sound good by itself (Sometimes we play shows without my guitarist).
And if you have had any experience with these ukuleles it'd be great if someone can fill me in on how well they sound and all that good stuff.
That's pretty much it, please help, UU!
TL;DR:
I'm torn between a 6 and 8 string A/E ukulele, which sound good when paired with a guitar but able to hold itself on its own, and if you've had any experience a review of the above ukes would be great.
These are the greatest ukulele forums and I had a very important question and I knew the people here would be able to answer it.
Now on to the question,
I'm stuck between purchasing a 6 string ukulele and an 8 string, and they have to be Acoustic-Electric.
From my research I pretty much have only a few choices,
The Lanikai LU-6A/E / LU-8A/E
and
The Lanikai O-6A/E / O-8A/E
Now here's the deal, I play in a band with a guitar and drums. Which ukulele would be good compliment to the guitar, but full enough to sound good by itself (Sometimes we play shows without my guitarist).
And if you have had any experience with these ukuleles it'd be great if someone can fill me in on how well they sound and all that good stuff.
That's pretty much it, please help, UU!
TL;DR:
I'm torn between a 6 and 8 string A/E ukulele, which sound good when paired with a guitar but able to hold itself on its own, and if you've had any experience a review of the above ukes would be great.