What Size Uke Do You Most Commonly Play?

What Size Uke Do You Play Most Of The Time?

  • Soprano

    Votes: 25 22.3%

  • Concert

    Votes: 37 33.0%

  • Tenor

    Votes: 40 35.7%

  • Baritone

    Votes: 10 8.9%
  • Total voters
    112
Joyful Uke said:
There are thin body ukuleles, which might take care of the feeling of the body of the uke being a bit too thick for you when standing. I've seen LoPrinzi and Kinnard list thin body ukuleles, and would assume that others have them as well.

This is from a listing of a Kinnard thin body tenor up for sale right now:
The Kinnard "Thin Line" models feature a body depth of 2" vs our normal body depth of 2-7/8"

I've seen thin body concerts as well.
Click to expand...

Rebel makes slimline "Cheese Cake" and "Creme Brulee" in the three sizes. The standard depth bodies are called "Double Cheese" & "Double Brulee"
 
Tenor all the way, baby! It's just the most comfortable for me... I can stretch seven frets if I need to, and my fingers don't feel so jammed up as they do on smaller sized ukes. Gotta be low G too... that extra fourth on the bottom opens up a lot of possibilities.
 
Baritone. For the bigger man.
 
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