cashew
Well-known member
Ok, now, i gotta imagine I'm not the only one with a uke within arms reach of my favorite sitting place. What I want you to do is go to your favorite chillin'/sittin' (et al in' places), stick out your RIGHT arm, and grab the nearest uke.
(If there is no uke handy, you're allowed to get up and while only making right turns grab the uke nearest to you)
Then, look at your uke, and give it a small review
My nearest uke is my Soprano Kala Kiwi. It was in the realm of about $80usd. It's pretty and green, pineapple shaped. It has a bright tone and pretty decent intonation. I just swapped out the strings to a set of kamaka strings I had hanging around. They sound nice and bright and twangy.
The tuning knobs, which are generally nice are situated in a odd way, where they get in the way of certain chords (E7 for one off the top of my head) but its not a debilitating thing, I just shift my hand.
All in all, I love this uke.
Ok lords and ladies, men and women, girls and boys, it's your turn
--Nut
(If there is no uke handy, you're allowed to get up and while only making right turns grab the uke nearest to you)
Then, look at your uke, and give it a small review
My nearest uke is my Soprano Kala Kiwi. It was in the realm of about $80usd. It's pretty and green, pineapple shaped. It has a bright tone and pretty decent intonation. I just swapped out the strings to a set of kamaka strings I had hanging around. They sound nice and bright and twangy.
The tuning knobs, which are generally nice are situated in a odd way, where they get in the way of certain chords (E7 for one off the top of my head) but its not a debilitating thing, I just shift my hand.
All in all, I love this uke.
Ok lords and ladies, men and women, girls and boys, it's your turn
--Nut