A few people were asking about sound differences between my Mya Moe and my MP Custom. Playing UkeJon's amazing arrangement of "I'll Be There" by the Jackson 5. I'd been meaning to record this song for a few weeks now so I figured I'd combine a comparison video with the song. I figured while I was at it I'd add in my Kamaka and Kanile'a.
I tried to control the recording aspect as best as I could...same microphone, same compressor, same reverb, no EQ. Please keep in mind that all of these ukuleles are made of different woods and are all strung with different strings (other than the Kamaka, they are strung with the stock strings they came with).
Ukuleles in the video:
1. Mya Moe Northwest Aloha Series tenor cutaway (solid myrtle top, back & sides) - strung with Worth Clears.
2. MP Custom tenor (solid spruce top, solid koa back & sides) - strung with D'Addario T2s.
3. Kanile'a Custom T (solid maple top, back & sides) - strung with Aquilas.
4. Kamaka HF-3 (solid koa top, back & sides) - strung with D'Addario Pro Artes.
I found it interesting that the Kanile'a has more low end than the others considering you normally hear about what a bright wood maple is.
Anyway, the video:
I tried to control the recording aspect as best as I could...same microphone, same compressor, same reverb, no EQ. Please keep in mind that all of these ukuleles are made of different woods and are all strung with different strings (other than the Kamaka, they are strung with the stock strings they came with).
Ukuleles in the video:
1. Mya Moe Northwest Aloha Series tenor cutaway (solid myrtle top, back & sides) - strung with Worth Clears.
2. MP Custom tenor (solid spruce top, solid koa back & sides) - strung with D'Addario T2s.
3. Kanile'a Custom T (solid maple top, back & sides) - strung with Aquilas.
4. Kamaka HF-3 (solid koa top, back & sides) - strung with D'Addario Pro Artes.
I found it interesting that the Kanile'a has more low end than the others considering you normally hear about what a bright wood maple is.
Anyway, the video:
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