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Tenor is too small? Get a baritone uke & tune it G3 C4 E4 A4 -- that's low G gCEA tuning, just like a tenor is usually tuned. You need special baritone strings to do this. Get them HERE.
I recommend you get a spruce top baritone, so it will be fairly bright. Thus you will have a roomy baritone that sounds 99% the same as a little old tenor tuned G3C4E4A4. Shazam! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ P.S. I happen to like a tenor-sized scale BUT prefer the added tonality of a baritone's slightly larger body. Ergo, one of my favorite ukes is an Ohana BKT-70... Size: Baritone body with Tenor scale Top: Solid Spruce Back & Sides: lam. Mahogany Last edited by bellgamin; 05-07-2020 at 04:00 AM. |
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I'm hoping the shop where my kid takes mandolin lessons is still open after all this... Though she's been taking lessons online from her teacher.
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https://kalabrand.com/products/ka-aszct-st I just got one and really like it. 18.8" scale verses a normal Tenor scale of 17" Here's a size comparison for you: Left to right: Kanilea K3 Super Concert (Concert body with Tenor scale neck Kanilea K1 Tenor Kala Super Tenor
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