Reddit reviews KA MK SD LBLBURST Makala MK-SD/LBL Light Blue Burst Dolphin Bridge Soprano Ukulele
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Soprano Uke w/Kauri Top and Composite Back & Sides13.625" Scale Length; Mahogany Neck w/Rosewood FingerboardDolphin-Shaped Bridge; Plastic Nut & SaddleAquila Super Nylgut StringsNylon Carry Bag Included
This to make your laptopping more pleasent and still have money to get adorable Ukulele!
You'll still have $12.12 to get yourself something of your high priority list or whatever you've really had your eye on! If I gifted someone a gift card, I would just want them to really treat themselves!
Go Ben!
I think you should get the blue ukulele because it is blue, has a dolphin bridge, and would just be cool. I have always wanted to learn to play the ukulele...
Either that or buy this because breakfast is by far the best meal of the day and I have heard the most important! Plus then you could save the rest for something big!
Go Ben!
I think, judging from your wish list, that you should do something fun for yourself. That's why I suggest:
Comes to right around $75 exactly. I'm not a Ukulele player or a coffee drinker, but I grew up in the Islands, and so to me, it's like I'm giving you a taste of home in a way. :)
Go Ben!
This ukulele looks awesome!!! ROCK OUT!
Thanks for the contest! Hope you're feeling better!<3
For $50, the absolute best deal on a uke is any Makala. I bought one for my sister last year for her birthday. It had a bridge shaped like a dolphin. She likes dolphins.
I repair, restore, and deal in antique and vintage ukuleles - often very nice ones. In fact, I just got finished with a neat antique La Pacific banjo ukulele that I've been playing half the morning. Next up is a 1950's Silvertone with a waterskiing motif stenciled on it. I was playing some Smokey Robinson for the wife on it last night. ;-)
The little Makala ukes are every bit as nice as vintage & antique ukes that I sell for $150-$300 plus - especially for a first uke.
Here ya go:
http://www.amazon.com/Makala-MK-SD-Dolphin-Soprano-Ukulele/dp/B003766KSA/
Amazon Prime - $44.99 with free 2-day shipping if you're a Prime member. There are a lot of different colors and designs to chose from. That's just the one I bought for my sister.
For a few bucks more you can get one with a gig bag and an electronic tuner.
If you have a smartphone, there are dozens of free ukulele tuner apps that you can get.
There are also dozens of web sites with free online ukulele tuners.
If you're not an experienced woodworker/luthier I would advise strongly against a 'kit' uke. There's a LOT more to it than simply gluing it together. They almost always need the frets dressed, and the nut and saddle filed correctly, etc.
They're also generally made of some very inferior wood and materials, unless you spend a lot of $$ on the kit.
If you don't have a shop full of specialty luthier's tools and a lot of knowledge and experience, you'll just end up building a crappy, unplayable ukulele.