glennerd
Well-known member
I know there are more reasons for buying a plastic uke than waterproofness, but I’m curious as to how many plastic ukers get their ukuleles wet. My gut feeling is it’s a bit like the whole “you need an SUV to go off road” even though 95% of SUV owners don’t leave the asphalt. So, marketing.
I'm sure there are people with lifestyles that demand it, but then there are others who dream of the lifestyle that requires one. I’ll admit, I’ve been interested in them, even briefly owned one, despite the fact my ukes rarely leave home, if ever.
Anyway, leave a comment if you’ve so much as played in a slight mist, all the way to using it as a paddle. Comment too if you have no intention of ever getting it wet.
(Don’t mean to repeat something if it’s been discussed before, but a search turned up nothing)
I'm sure there are people with lifestyles that demand it, but then there are others who dream of the lifestyle that requires one. I’ll admit, I’ve been interested in them, even briefly owned one, despite the fact my ukes rarely leave home, if ever.
Anyway, leave a comment if you’ve so much as played in a slight mist, all the way to using it as a paddle. Comment too if you have no intention of ever getting it wet.
(Don’t mean to repeat something if it’s been discussed before, but a search turned up nothing)