KA MK SD LBLBURST Makala MK-SD/LBL Light Blue Burst Dolphin Bridge Soprano Ukulele
Simply the best entry level ukes on the market. Sound and playability usually suffer at these affordable prices but not with Makala. Fantastic sound and looks and easy on the wallet. This uke features a rosewood dolphin-shaped bridge, rosewood fingerboard and geared tuners. A fun and exciting ukulele for all ages! Includes a gig bag. High G re-entrant tuning is G, C, E and A, similar chording as highest 4 strings on guitar. Perfect for younger students as an introduction and lead-in to guitar; fun for any age! Take your island vacation without leaving home.
Product Features
- Soprano Uke w/Kauri Top and Composite Back & Sides
- 13.625″ Scale Length; Mahogany Neck w/Rosewood Fingerboard
- Dolphin-Shaped Bridge; Plastic Nut & Saddle
- Aquila Super Nylgut Strings
- Nylon Carry Bag Included
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I also wanted to get something that was visually different and the color and the whale shaped bridge seemed fun. I received the I bought this ukulele as a gift for my mother. Being from Hawaii and having grown up around music I knew it would be difficult to find a quality ukulele for a beginner learner at a reasonable price. I think I researched sixty different ukuleles before purchasing this one. I determined that for a soprano ukulele this was an idea size and was solid enough not to feel flimsy. I also wanted to get something that was visually different and the color and the whale shaped bridge seemed fun.I…
Great as a toy that is fun to play and sounds okay, but probably not the best for a newbie to practice with After practicing with my Dolphin (as my 1st uke) for 6 weeks, I have come to realize that this uke may not be the best for beginners to learn to play. This uke, like many others, has a shorter fretboard that does not extend down to the soundhole. This leaves a deeper gap between the strings and the uke body, which makes it harder for a beginner to learn to strum (see pictures), especially if you have smaller hands like mine. With the Dolphin, I often end up strumming with the flesh just…
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