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hi susan yes i do play but only for my own amusement but have jammed with a jazz trio on one occation , i dont know where you are based but many music shops stock ukes nowa days in london in paticular i have the fender now its great, that now makes number 4 i have a ashbury resonator uke an ohana pocket uke plus a makala i want to get an electric next year.
thanks for the reply M
im thinking of getting a fender hauoli uke the cheaper one @ £99 just wonderd if any one out there has got one and what they think of them thanks
hi roger i have found mahalo ukes to be a bit toyish or gimmicky, i got a flying v uke and the sound wasnt great, also had a saprano that used to give you sore fingers cos the actoin was not good lol so i stay away from them they are cheap i know, but there are other makes you can get that cost the same and are better quality. my self i have an ashbury resonator uke, wich plays and sounds realy nice but then it should the price of it .i also have a makala saprano it cost 30 pound its not bad for an entry levle. but the one i take every where is my ohana sapronino or pocket uke its great fun again was pricey but i guess you get what you pay for hope this helps maxine
my only advice is to stay away from mahalo ukes
can any one recomend a uke teacher in south london area (surrey) althoug i can play a number of songs, i need help with timing, im fine playing away on me own ,but as soon as other peeps play along it all goes to pot lol HELP !!!
can any one recomend a uke teacher in south london area (surrey) althoug i can play a number of songs, i need help with timing, im fine playing away on me own ,but as soon as other peeps play along it all goes to pot lol HELP !!!
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