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Nowadays, people are gravitating towards ukuleles the way they did with Facebook 15 years ago. A ukulele is definitely the most unique and casual instrument to own and play these days. Compared to other string instruments, it’s easier to play and relatively affordable to buy. Most ukulele lovers happen to own several ones due to … Read more
Want to start gigging? Or just want to transport your ukulele safely? Then you need a case my friend!
Today we look at the best ukulele cases to protect your precious uke from bumpage. Read on to learn more about the best ukulele cases on the market, what you should look for in a good case, and the most reliable music gear brands to shop for.
Chances are, you either thought you didn’t need a strap when purchasing your uke, or you’re upgrading your tattered looking one. Either way, you’re on the market for a new ukulele strap and want to know what’s out there.
Below we show the best of the best, the best of the cheapest, and more. Pick your next uke strap today.
Bigger than a baritone uke, the bass ukulele is powerful looking in every aspect. It doesn’t hurt that they’re often great sounding too.
But with so many great options avalible to you, which one should you choose? We help you decide by showcaseing some of the best bass ukuleles, then let you know what to look for when buying after.
Your budget is no more than $200. Thankfully, you can get a great sounding, great looking ukulele at that price.
Below I share some of the best ukes within that budget; some which will leave you with plenty of change, others that will max out every cent.
So read on for the best ukuleles you can buy for under $200.
So you want an Aklot ukulele. I don’t blame you. While they’ve only been making ukes since 2012, they make many beautiful pieces.
Below we’re going to showcase their best. So go ahead, check out the best Aklot ukuleles and take your pick.
Want a ukulele but on a budget? Well great news, ukuleles are much cheaper than most other stringed instruments.
Cheap doesn’t have to mean poor quality though. While you won’t get the same build quality as on the more expensive ukuleles, you’ll still find plenty of good ukuleles in this price range.
Below we round up the best cheap ukuleles out there.
For left-handed musicians, the music world can feel very one-sided. Stringed instruments, for example, are typically designed for right-handed people.
Even a notoriously user-friendly instrument like the ukulele can be cumbersome to learn for left-handers. Luckily, there are ukuleles for lefties that make the process much simpler.
Below you will find our top left-handed ukuleles, along with some helpful info on what to look for in a left-handed ukulele. I’ve also included a list of friendly brands for left-handed players.
Lohanu is a popular name within many ukulele circles. But which is the best of their models?
This is what we explore today. Read on to compare Lohanu ukuleles, what to look for in them and more.
The Kala KA-15S (compare price on Sweetwater, Amazon) is a soprano ukulele made of mahogany wood. It’s a budget-friendly, entry-level ukulele that has drawn praise for its simple design and inexpensive price.
Unlike other ukuleles in its price range, the Kala KA-15S does not sound cheap nor quick to wear down. Most enthusiasts appreciate its warm, woody tone. While it is not perfect, it is hard to beat this sound quality. This Kala Ka 15S review will take a closer look at its features, its pros and cons, and reveal who it’s most suited to.