Diamond Head DU-101 Rainbow Soprano Ukulele – Brown
DU-10 Soprano Ukulele Brown Black Fingerboard. Join the fun and get your very own Diamond Head DU-10 Soprano Ukulele. They are available in eleven beautiful colors with careful workmanship and fantastic tone for an entry level. As a result, they tune up perfectly and play so easy that kids will love ’em and grown-ups too. Each instrument comes with its very own color-matched gig bag, making it easy to take with you anywhere you go.
Product Features
- Soprano ukulele in bright, fun rainbow colors for everyone to enjoy!
- Quick to learn with easy to play 3 chord chart
- Strong maple body and neck in addition to a clear, high gloss finish make for long-lasting durability
- Equipped with geared guitar style tuners to ensure your uke stays in tune
- Includes color matching gigbag for easy storage and transport
- For more fantastic features, please see Product Description below
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Good for the price; good for a beginning student. I bought this for my daughter who’s started playing in an kids’ (tweens) church group (Christian Uke!?!? — as long as she’s with good friends & off the streets, I’m happy.)This is good enough for her purposes.I did what some other reviewer suggested and changed out the factory strings for . Whoa! Wasn’t bad before, but sure is louder now; perhaps even…
Decent first ukulele This was an OK first ukulele, but there are better ones for the price. I didn’t know what I was looking for when I bought it. I’d definitely recommend a Makala Dolphin or a Makala Waterman over this for something in the same price range, but you can get a much better ukulele for just a bit more money (under $100 but more than this). I’d also just recommend you buy your instrument at a music store that will set the instrument up for you to avoid issues that these cheap ukes almost always…
Great option for kids and beginners This is our household’s first ukulele. I knew I didn’t want to buy a professional level, expensive instrument right off the bat, but I didn’t want a toy either. I wanted a middle ground, inexpensive instrument that we wouldn’t be out a lot of money as it got beat up by us trying to learn. I bought this for the whole family to learn and practice on, but mainly for my kids. They are on the younger side for starting to learn instruments, so their hands are still too small to play something…