You are in good company here! There are
many on this forum who collect ukuleles (I mean, you have to have at least two: one for high g, one for low g... oh, and of course different tonewoods need representation - mahogany, koa, mango, cedar, spruce... and sizes! don't forget sopranino to super baritone and u-bass, and harp ukulele... and what if you want to try different tunings, you need enough ukuleles for that... plus that particular ukulele luthier I don't yet have an example of so I need that one...). We call it UAS (ukulele acquisition syndrome) and there is no cure (well, unless you want there to be).
Enjoy your time with us, and I look forward to hearing more about what you get up to with your ukes! Plus, we'd love to see some pics of your herd - please consider posting to our
Post Your Uke Pics Here thread. And you might want to peruse the
Marketplace for more drool-worthy ukes to add to your stable.
I really don’t play. Or at least I haven’t had the time to dedicate to playing and practicing. I have too many hobbies so my time is painted thin after full time work and college work and then homework and the usual adulting of cleaning house. Nothing in my Uke family is terribly special or exciting but I will share pics when I have a moment to snap a pic of them. I just got an uke recently that I’m curious about and posted in one of the other sections. That’s what brought me here. I’ve been a member on Facebook for a while. But I like the old style forums better sometimes. Thanks for the warm welcome.
