At Barnes and Noble the other day.....
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Harold O.
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Buy it! Store it away! Keep it cool, safe, and dry!
Then in thirty years you can sell it on eBay for $20.:smileybounce:
Then in thirty years you can sell it on eBay for $20.:smileybounce:
katreetrunk
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maybe it's a cavaquinho?
salukulady
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I saw those too. Heck, spreading the love cheaply anywhere is better than not spreading the love at all.
itsme
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Strings didn't look metal to me, but one looked broken.
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It's an untuneable ukulele yhat comes with learning instructions. I tried one and was totally unimpressed. I'll post a photo of that POS that's found in the bargain section of Barnes and Noble as soon as I find the photo of the one I snapshotted. Ric
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Ukulele JJ
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I don't know... if it's a cruddy uke, then it might be spreading the hate more than anything else.
You really don't want people giving up on the uke because their only experience with it was a hard-to-play, untunable instrument that sounds like poo. Hopefully the book that comes with it is good, at least.
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Zakulele
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I don't know... if it's a cruddy uke, then it might be spreading the hate more than anything else.
You really don't want people giving up on the uke because their only experience with it was a hard-to-play, untunable instrument that sounds like poo.
That's what I was thinking when I saw it.
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Agreed, and actually my car uke was a $30 one I found at Costco made by Pignose......cheap, sounds okay with new strings, and great in the car or at the beach. probably a better deal.I don't know... if it's a cruddy uke, then it might be spreading the hate more than anything else.
You really don't want people giving up on the uke because their only experience with it was a hard-to-play, untunable instrument that sounds like poo. Hopefully the book that comes with it is good, at least.
JJ
