Martin Smith UK-312-BK Ukulele Starter Kit – Includes lessons, tuner, strap, spare strings and gig bag. Black
Ukuleles have now usurped the recorder as the no1 instrument for aspiring musicians and it’s easy to see why. Small in size, unmistakable in sound and with only four strings the Ukulele offers the kudos of a guitar with a much smoother learning curve, it really is the ideal first instrument for young and old alike. The Martin Smith ukulele has been specifically designed with this in mind, ascetically pleasing with a high gloss finish to provide a quintessentially cool look. Nylon strings, that whilst taking time to settle, provide a softer feel for even the smallest of hands, making hours of practice and callouses a thing of the past. The kit is completed with a durable carry case to support you either at home or on the road, this really is the ultimate starter kit for your or a loved ones musical journey. With the accompanying two month subscription to Take Lessons, you won’t have to endure yet another rendition of three blind mice, so get yourself strumming a McCartney classic or a Ed Sheeran chart topper with a Martin Smith Ukulele today.
Product Features
- QUALITY – Crafted from wood and featuring chrome gear heads the 312 is a full size soprano ukulele that is designed to last
- ACCESSORIES – The 312 Ukuele starter kit features a strap, spare strings, gig bag and tuner making the ideal beginner ukulele
- LESSONS – Take advantage of a two month subscription to TAKELESSONS, allowing you to have face to face lessons online or in person with a real life music teacher.
- CARE – The 312 Ukuele starter features nylon string which whilst taking time to settle will be softer on the beginner ukulele hands and produce a smoother sound.
- TUNING – The 312 Ukulele features the standard GCEA tuning.
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