Tenor Ukulele Electric 26 Inch All Blackwood Acoustic Ukelele With Truss Rod With EQ with Gig Bag,Strap,Nylon String,Electric Tuner,Pick,shaker

I've played guitar/bass/mando, etc for 40 years and never had a uke. No reason, just didn't get around to it.Looking at what is available (especially for a lefty), this looked good. Nice construction, great looks and with an EQ/pickup/tuner, what is not to like. Lots of swag included plus the gig bag.Now to the playing.I've had it 2 days, played for about 3 hours. The strings are still stretching a bit but that's to be expected. The tuner/pickup works great although it doesn't need to be plugged in as it is plenty loud.Intonation is spot on, action is pretty good but I may tweak it a bit after it settles in to make it a little lower. The best part: a truss rod! You can adjust the neck. And the tuners seem solid.Bottom line, this is a great deal. If you are an experienced player, you will love it. If you are a beginner, this is a fantastic starting point. The bad part is, you won't be able to blame the instrument if you can't play.

I got this beautiful looking ukulele for my husbands birthday, he loves it! the quality is great & plays so well! He was like a kid in a candy store! Showing it off! His Brother ordered one too!! They can’t wait to jam out together.

I love it, it’s very beautiful and since it’s a ukulele, it doesn’t make much difference, because it can be restrung to be fixed. But whether you order the normal one or the lefty one. It comes a lefty.

This ukulele has a rich, warm tone. The electronics are appreciated and work well with this instrument. The built in tuner is quite handy and useful. Although the sound hole/holes are very different, it doesn't seem to effect the quality of sound or indeed the volume when playing acoustically, without an amplifier. The price was affordable especially when you consider it comes with a gig bag, capo, extra strings, picks and a strap.I choose a baritone size because it is tuned the same as the top 4 strings on a standard guitar. D,G,B,E so fingerings are easily recognized and transitioning from guitar to this baritone ukulele was very easy. If you are a current guitar(acoustic) player and want a fresh new sound, try a baritone ukulele, you won't be sorry or disappointed, they are inexpensive and can give you a different avenue to fill the desire of playing music. Go for it!

Perfecto para mí🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

I just got it and the tuner is not working. Does anyone know if its supposed to work when you receive the Ukulele? or do i have to go get a battery to make it work as when i press the power button it does not turn on. And what kind of battery would i need if it doesn't come with one or is it just dead?

Plays great looks super great every thing perfect. Except the tuner doesn't work ihave orderd 2 and both the tuner will not workDon't know if I'll go back for another one

UPDATE:DO NOT BUY!The back of the neck, where the thumb will be most of the time is delaminating.The intonation of the instrument is terrible.I have been playing Uke since 2015, so I know how to tune.Unfortunately, it seems I’m stuck with it, as I only noticed the issues a few days after the return date.Hopefully I can save others from getting a wall hanger. Please don’t buy this instrument!!!————-Initial response.— I was WRONG!It's always a gamble purchasing no-name instruments from Amazon, but with the exception of a couple of purchases years ago, (one which the manufacturer made good on), I've been pleased.I'm a GCEA player but wanted to explore a DGBE Baritone uke for my own education without spending $400+.This instrument fulfills that very well and it a great place to start. Sometimes inexpensive instruments can be so badly built they discourage wannabe players from the get-go.It's nicely built, attractive, has lovely details, and comes with a lot of accessories. including a great gig bag. I'm pleased with the sound quality, and I look forward to learning it.I haven't had to use it, but the truss-rod was a sell-point. (I did purchase an 8 string Uke years ago, and the neck is bent! And that was from a well-known manufacturer! It's now a wall-hanger! It NEEDED a truss-rod.)I like the tone and feel of the 4th and 3rd wound strings. I don't intend to make this a GCEA instrument, but it's nice to have that option.Order the CR2032 batteries as they do not come with the instrument. I play amp'ed instruments for the occasionally open mic, so I love having the EQ option, though I haven't tested it since I don't have those batteries on-hand.All in all, we're off to a great start! Thanks! This instrument fulfils my needs at this time.

I think a little too expensive for this quality. Not too bad but not the bets either. Still very fun and looks beautiful.