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The ukulele is a four-stringed Hawaiian instrument in the lute family with roots on the island of Madeira in Portugal. Welcome to our community of sharing and learning this wonderful little instrument of aloha! Get reviews, photos, videos on Ukulele.
Reddit » Ukulele
9h ago
Vintage banjolele I found at a car boot sale. I paid £55 for it. Anyone know how I might be able to find its age?
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9h ago
Has anyone seen this brand of uke before? A lady I know is unsure and wants to know.
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9h ago
I bought an Islander tenor uke and it came with ball end strings, high G. It says they're Aquila. I want to buy spares but I can't find them. Aquila has sets of soprano or concert ball end but not tenor and I can't find any in the other brands either. Haven't been playing for long so kinda unsure about this stuff. Any advice appreciated!
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9h ago
Hi everyone!! I just got my first ukulele today and could not be more excited! However, I have never touched an instrument in my life and need super beginner tips or videos if anyone knows of any :) thanks!
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9h ago
I have had a 1900ish Resonator uke that still shows some words and sketches from original owner. Would like to do Shay I can to clean up, repair and make playable again but keep history. Thanks.
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9h ago
My chihuahua has started wanting to nestle under my ukulele as I play. His waist fits nicely under the waist of the ukulele and he's really content as I keep playing. He's a nervous dog who is apprentice around a lot of inanimate objects that get moved, but the ukulele seems to make him comfortable. Anyone else have a pet that appreciates the instrument? Show me your pet pics.
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9h ago
Day 2 with my new baritone. Only ever played tenor before, can’t get over how rich and resonant it is! Got me super excited to learn more instrumentals.
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