Recent content by JonnyUkeing

Kala because they are great value. Kamaka when I can afford one.

Welcome mate. Upa Upa Ukulele’s are from Tahiti. They must be popular around the South Pacific my friend brought one in New Zealand.

Welcome mate I’m from The NSW Central Coast

G’day mate you won’t go wrong with a Kala great value for money Ukes I have 2 myself. Keep practicing and you will be ripping out riptide in no time.

Welcome I hope you enjoy your Ukulele journey try and play at least once a day and you will be surprised how well you progress.

Welcome I will be in Hawaii this October keen to go Ukulele shopping

I tend to lean more towards my Tenor’s mainly because of my fat fingers and they just feel easier to play. It is still fun to play my smaller Ukulele’s for something different.

The Grand at Wyong is my local

Gday mate from just up the road Central Coast

Gday I hope you enjoy your Ukulele journey Welcome

Gday mate hope you enjoy the forum and your Ukulele journey.

JOYO C15S

G’day Michael lots of great tips and advice here. Welcome.

Welcome mate good to see another Aussie on here.

I love the look and history behind a vintage/well played Ukulele. I will be looking to buy something from the 50/60s when I visit Hawaii next year.