Smoovep
Member
WTB: Quality Solid Tenor Uke for a first time buyer & guitar convert. Pono? Kanilea?
Hi there,
I'm brand new to the community and am a long-time guitarist who just had my first baby and am wanting to get a quality (but still affordable) ukulele to play some fun children's songs to my new baby on.
Although new to the ukelele, I only play quality guitars, so I know the difference between good and bad stringed instruments, so I'm assuming I'll only be satisfied with something a little nicer than the entry-level production stuff (Islander, Cordoba, Lanikai, etc.)
I "think" my budget is about $400-500, but could easily be convinced to pay more or less for my first ukelele if there's a good reason. From what I've read $500 is kind-of "no-man's land" in-between cheap and really nice ukes. I'm not afraid to buy an instrument that's been around the block and banged up a bit either. So feel free to pitch me on why I should buy YOUR used ukelele!
Thanks in advance for taking the time to read my post and help the new guy get started with his first Uke!
Hi there,
I'm brand new to the community and am a long-time guitarist who just had my first baby and am wanting to get a quality (but still affordable) ukulele to play some fun children's songs to my new baby on.
Although new to the ukelele, I only play quality guitars, so I know the difference between good and bad stringed instruments, so I'm assuming I'll only be satisfied with something a little nicer than the entry-level production stuff (Islander, Cordoba, Lanikai, etc.)
I "think" my budget is about $400-500, but could easily be convinced to pay more or less for my first ukelele if there's a good reason. From what I've read $500 is kind-of "no-man's land" in-between cheap and really nice ukes. I'm not afraid to buy an instrument that's been around the block and banged up a bit either. So feel free to pitch me on why I should buy YOUR used ukelele!
Thanks in advance for taking the time to read my post and help the new guy get started with his first Uke!