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I have Gretsch Tenor Ukulele and really like it though I haven't traveled with it yet. Actually I would love to have another tenor uke, maybe a Koaloha will see if I can get a deal at Scotty's in Lihue next week.
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I have two Yamaha GL-1 guitaleles....one at home, and one in my office... I like them a lot, and I set them up with a re-entrant E to E tuning...like a regular guitar, but with strings 4,5&6 one octave up. GREAT sound.
And then I have a couple of baritone ukes, but I play them less and less, even if I find them quite versatile.
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A Tacoma Papoose is a terrific choice if one prefers steel strings on a wide neck.
Fran
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Not to start a debate, but strangely tenor ukes are the only uke scale I never got on with. Sopranos mainly, but I own a linear-tuned concert and have enjoyed many baritones though I don't currently own one.
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What are your guys thoughts on that odd looking Martin backpacker?
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In my experience, fun to play, but very thin, low volume, brittle (for lack of a better term) and not very resonant sound.
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Thanks. I just saw one in my local classifieds. (Always have gas) The guy is very stubborn on the price. So won't even look at It.
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The only guitalele I've played is the recent Gretsch model, and I really liked it.
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