Uluru Hoa Hana Baritone Ukuleles - SPRUCE VS ACACIA

[@pixpusher]

Love the Acacia!!

[@SouthernUkuleleStore]

Yeh, me too... It's a beaut in every sense.

[@jbloiseau6081]

Hey there :) The Spruce one 's tone is my favorite but they both are very nice !

[@garyhaynes9282]

They are both Stunning!

[@rebeccamyers7483]

The acacia is beautiful to look at a listen to. Almost makes me want a baritone.

[@wylancslass]

Favourite is the Spruce Top. Love them both but that's my fav for sound.

[@lesleyriseam1282]

Two for the Price of One . GCEA or DGBE . I am addicted to both stores . And Uluru , Hua Hanna .

[@MariUSukulele]

both are wonderful instruments!

[@MarcGallagherMusic]

Very nice! I think I prefer the spruce one

[@amberyooper]

The acacia has a nice even tone and volume between the strings. The spruce top has a more "ukulele" sound to it, kind of hard to explain it except to say that it has more of the tonality of a tenor ukulele. I think I prefer the tone of the acacia baritone ukulele, personally. I have a Cordoba 20BM, and I haven't hardly touched my tenor since I got the baritone...

[@cazhowe737]

Love the Acacia 👌

[@curlykoa6814]

👍

[@nigeldavey1043]

Both have their own unique and pleasant on the ear qualities. Disappointed by the skinny nut width but it does look like that may have been laid off a little by a wide ( looking) string spacing. Overall my ears are saying, a bit more tonal balance across the strings from the spruce top though.

[@SouthernUkuleleStore]

The string spacing does feel wider than the nut width suggests actually.

[@nigeldavey1043]

@@SouthernUkuleleStore Right, Baz Maz noted the same with the new Enya soprano nova u. Perhaps it's a coming trend😉

[@michaeljking]

What strings are these? are they both the same set on each?

[@SouthernUkuleleStore]

Yes. We string them with Daddario Clear Nylon Baritone Strings

[@michaeljking]

@@SouthernUkuleleStore thanks!

[@yvonnedoherty7666]

Why is the string different from a tenor ukulele can they be strung with great?

[@SouthernUkuleleStore]

Yes they can be string GCEA. Baritones have always been traditionally strung DGBE so that they can live up to their name and cocer the baritone frequencies.

[@Ukemama2018]

Do you re-string the ukueles to play left- handed?

[@SouthernUkuleleStore]

No