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07-21-2021, 09:32 PM
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Octave uke on a big baritone or tenor guitar?
I know guitaleles are roughly baritone size and can reasonably produce the low A note (A2) and tenor guitars are frequently tuned GDAE with the low G (G2) and sound good there as well. It stands to reason that a big baritone or tenor guitar would sound good tuned octave ukulele (G2 - A3), right? Has anybody tried this? I'm thinking I'd use the middle 4 strings of a guitar.
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08-05-2021, 04:42 PM
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To get ukulele GCEA on a 21-23" scale four string tenor guitar you can use Daddario J66 set (CGDA) + single PL020.
set aside the 4th (C) string move the G to the 4th position install the PL020 in the 3rd (G) position raise the 2nd D string to E Cheers.
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08-09-2021, 02:27 PM
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Aquila and PHD both make GCEA sets for baritone. I dont think tuning the C up a step would be too much
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