Ukulele Sizes Guide | Soprano, Concert, Tenor and Baritone

[@manowode6286]

Very good video indeed. Clear and very well set out and easily understood! Well done! Thank you very much!

[@UkuleleGo]

Thank you!

[@manpreetarora6770]

Very informative video. You actually explained it really well. I think soprano would do fine for me as I am absolute beginner on ukulele and it’s my first musical instrument. I think once I learn to play a bit I can upgrade later.

[@squashdevicer]

I only use my tenor with a low G string for classical pieces. Don’t have a baritone yet.

[@UkuleleGo]

My last tenor had a low G which I quite liked. Maybe I'll change that over, I think it's time to sell the baritone.

[@dontommyg]

i don't play guitar, but baritone is very fun, give it a try to see if you like the sound

[@Oliemi0709]

Thank you, exactly the advice I’ve been looking for 😊

[@UkuleleGo]

You are very welcome

[@lyssa08]

oop i started on a concert- i thought that was the soprano haha

[@barbodss]

So helpful thanks 🙏🏻

[@UkuleleGo]

You're welcome

[@dontommyg]

i enjoy the tenor, but lately realizing the concert fits me super well and i love the portability, don't currently own a soprano but have been thinking about it for the handy size, i really enjoy playing the uke on the couch, do you still play the soprano often?

[@UkuleleGo]

I've started playing it a bit more recently, my Ohana has been neglected for a long time

[@antoniscute]

Very helpful, thank you

[@UkuleleGo]

You're welcome

[@КатяИванова-г4в]

thanks for the video, it's very helpful to make decision

[@UkuleleGo]

No problem at all

[@gav1nwood]

What about a guitarlele? Any good?

[@UkuleleGo]

Holding my hands up here, I've never played one.

[@marcushaliwell7340]

As a guitar player new to a ukulele I am puzzled by your calling the D,G,B,E, strings of a guitar as the “bottom strings” A minute or so later you also refer to the E and A strings of a guitar as the “top strings” In the years I’ve played guitar no one I can think of has ever referred to them as the top strings. The first string is the “top” string and the sixth, two octaves lower, is the “bottom“ string precisely because of the pitch. Is that because re-entrant tuning forbids you to refer to the fourth string as a “bottom string”? Are you, as it were, using, “uke speak”?

[@UkuleleGo]

@@marcushaliwell7340 as a guitar player that converted to ukulele also, i know what you mean and I don't really have an answer, it is possibly connected to re-entrant tuning but also I always think for beginners referring to the strings furthest away as bottom is the easiest way to understand

[@GravityFarm]

What do the different scales MEASURE? It's impossible to compare scale length if one owns just one.

[@dontommyg]

lastly all mine are laminate bodies, do you highly recommend solid top or solid wood if in the budget?

[@UkuleleGo]

Not necessarily no, I have two or three ukuleles that are either all solid or solid top and they are probably better than the laminates but they were all more expensive. Is it entirely down to the fact they're at least partially solid? I'm not so sure. I've read before that high end laminates are very good and low end solids not so good. That seems to make sense to me.

[@aakaash088]

❤

[@johnnypinkleton9410]

Cut your dog’s nails. If you can hear that clik clak it’s because their nails are too long. Thanks for the vid