lotmusic Baritone Ukulele 30 Inch Ukelele Mahogany ukulele for Beginer with Gig Bag Strap String Capo Picks

Au vue du prix de l'objet, on aurait pu penser que la qualité du son ne serait pas satisfaisante mais je n'ai pas était déçue. Bon rapport qualité prix, facile à accorder, bien emballé, je n'ai pas eu d'accros sur mon produit. Je recommande vivement pour des débutants

Well made and looks good sounds well .it would help if there were tuning instructions with it and the spare strings could do with labelling otherwise another good buy from amazon

First of all I want to say if people are expecting the instrument to stay in tune rightaway they are wrong. Like in every string instrument you need to stretch your new strings before the instrument will stay in tune. Also you need some good strings that will keep the tension. This is an awesome instrument that you can use as a Uke or as a cuatro if you wish. Top quality. Is like getting two instruments in one. This is definitely the ukulele to get if you are looking for a warm sounding instrument. If you tune it as a Venezuelan cuatro you will definitely need cuatro strings and you will get a spectacular sound. The way to quickly check intonation on a ukulele is to tune it, and then fret the string at the 12th fret and play it. The note you hear should be exactly one octave higher than the open string. If it is sharp or flat from the open note, the intonation is off. Intonation on this uke is perfect. I will definitely buy another one.

I bought this as an adjunct to the soprano I got for my young daughter. I thought it would be easier to show her stuff if I was holding one also. Tenor means a longer neck and scale length which means no cramming fingers, but it's a real mystery to me as to why they call it a Tenor when it is tuned to the exact same pitch as the Soprano. In all other instrument series there is a big difference in the sonic range between Soprano, Alto , Tenor and Baritone. Someone said , in my research, that it's a historical artifact in that Tenors used to be tuned lower. A minor problem arises when you tune these strings the same pitch as a soprano in that the "action" ie strings are stiffer and for the beginner , they may experience sore fingers for the first 30 hours or so of playing. If you are buying for a kid with small hands, the soprano is probably a better choice for that issue. The instrument is remarkably well made for the price. The bridge is flat and secure to the body. The neck was straight and I only had string buzz above the 7th fret on the A string. It was barely noticeable and I don't think anyone is heading to Carnegie anytime soon with one of these. The intonation is also impressive for a tiny instrument. It's just a very convenient, sufficiently rugged and decent quality musical instrument that I hope is within everyone's budget.

Great for beginners, fun to play, looks and sounds good and is easy to carry