@jujufisherofmen that's cheap! They need some set up but that price is crazy.

@WorldofUkes actually after checking, it's the T8, not B8 🤦🏻‍♂️ But I might still get it, since I'm interested in both tenor and baritone 8 string.

@kevinquigley4337 Yes it should. Nothing does though. Virtually nothing. So it has that in common with everything else. Plenty of far more expensive ukes are poorly set up. The point is that I will do it where many don't. The effects are limited, of course. It's a small unit on an instrument that costs, all together, less than many single effects pedals. I use pedals, lots of them... of course they're better than these. But more expensive too. For some people, that would be enough, a little bit of reverb or delay to mess about with. Have a bit of fun with. Fine not to like the sound. But I think it has its place and you've been a bit harsh.

Yes, I think to rehabilitate a cheap baritone perhaps, or get some use out of something in the collection that doesn't get much play.

@@4stringboy good choice. And I went for the silver tier 'handsome comment'. I wasn't prepared to go for the gold tier comment, it was too graphic!

You too Mike :)

I don't think it's quite the same, these are electro acoustic instruments. I could make either sound great, or rubbish, depending on what amp I used. My problem with playing through an amp on demos is that my kit is likely to be better than most people's... so it'll sound better than it does to them when it gets to them.

@@judynpeterjones3307 buy one get one free?

Yes and no. I find Aquila's thickness makes them feel stiff. But the thinner Worths make them feel quite hard too. I lower the action and fit Worths as high action and Worth Browns is a particularly unpleasant combination.

@WorldofUkes high action and low action. I gave my Kala Pacific Walnut tenor to lower action, but some designs like ka15t pacific Walnut tenor will allow slightly to lower action on nut and saddle. I am going to collect my ka15t somewhere mid next week. How the action look like on Revelator night owl, I presume is lower then cheaper designs which are set higher?

@Marcin_Kaszubowski no, it's pretty high. Many had high frets so lowering the action caused buzzing, so I had to level them.

@@WorldofUkes I am curious about this as someone on Facebook ukulele lovers group told me, that recommended on the 1st fret is.0.5mm and on 12th fret 2.5mm, but only if design allow for such adjustments on nut and saddle. So you level the action just by leveling saddle? I think this would be safest to avoid buzzing. In a worse scenario you can replace nut and saddle if you go down too low.

@@calvinbaber1577 I didn't say they would.

@WorldofUkes my comment didn't imply you did. It was a comment to other's that may mistakenly may believe that's the case.

@@calvinbaber1577 no problem, just wanted to add it as often people read the comments and don't watch the video!

@Oliv3Cruz Not at all. Sometimes I am asked to 'choose the best one' and really struggle to do so. Yes not identical but the differences not usually that great, and any difference not to an extent where I could choose a better one.

I don't know the percentage, but maple is heavy, and the electrics are heavier. In short, yes, the Enya is heavier!