No battery compartment.

Very cool. I just bought the 00 12 Fret from Thunder Road Guitars, in Seattle. Very pleased with the sound, and action. It's a good looking guitar, too.

You must be rich.

It doesn't even make contact with the guitar. I have a one.

I use the Red Series (low-G) strings from Aquila. My T1K sounds like a little guitar, it has a really warm sound. I think the over-bright sound comes from the Martin strings. They’re nice strings, especially for that authentic Hawaiian sound, but I prefer a warmer sound. I like the low-G tuning because it adds a lot of possibilities for walking bass riffs, and I like it when the root note of a chord is the lowest note, like a guitar. Try experimenting with different strings and you can get rid of that overly bright sound…

Wow, thanks for pointing that out! I was about to use it on a 1000 euro guitar, but I guess I'll just stick to leather attachments.

@@Litanic Best thing you could do is to try it out for yourself from sweet water or your local guitar shop. Most will understand if for any reason you take it back. For me it works great though I am using a Squier Strat’ however my more exspensive acoustic Ibanez is irreplaceable with a fine satin finish. Old and pretty much one of a kind especially since she was passed on to me when my Grandfather passed years ago. I use the D’Adario autolock strap on my Ibanez without worry as it fits snug like a bug. The strap buttons on my Ibanez acoustic are large and extra large on the bottom of the body so as I previously stated just try it out for yourself. Most things are best that way as some works for others and some do not (relatable to most things). Best feature is that you don’t have to tale off original strap buttons (I won’t do that on my Ibanez acoustic) and it’s easy to switch from one guitar to another! The plastic is not a constant banging matter so worry not about the finish on your beauty my friend. If you do decide to take a leap of faith then do let me know. Joyous blessings to the both of you and your families ‘n’ HAPPY holidays!!! ☯️

I was thinking the same. I almost bought it thought it might damage my acoustic guitar. Thanks for saving me 30bucks with this comment!!

A Laminate uke is much less susceptible to humidity and dryness damage... just keep it out of the Extremes I.E. Cold like in keeping it in your car on a super cold day or the other side is dont leave it in front of a heater or fire or near a window on a hot and sunny day. and if you stay away from those conditions really the most fragile thing is going to be the strings. so Yes a Laminate Uke in dry conditions will tend to do just fine in theory... But i cant say 100% that everything will be ok and perfect.

@@hugohelmermusic Thank you for your help i really appreciate it.

If you were just doing Strumming and chords, the difference between solid top and laminate top is smaller... but with fingerstyle playing if there's a choice between solid top and laminate top... Always go solid top. Better overall sound, better overall tone so you can really hear those nice crisp highs and those rich full low tones.

@@hugohelmermusic Thank you will consider this when i pick 1

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Aquila are generally best on a laminated uke. Best way to enhance the tone of your instrument.