Which uke for beginners? - Tiki Music

F floratina Tiki Socialite Pasadena CA Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 1002	F floratina Posted posted on Mon, Jul 7, 2003 1:12 AM Try a Fluke. They are only a couple hundred dollars and are plenty groovy and they fall beyond the "toy" category. http://www.ws123.com/ssl/flea/fluke.asp and check out the Flea, it is even less expensive http://www.ws123.com/ssl/flea/shopping/default.asp?ProductType=Flea The front of these ukes is wood, and the back is plastic like an Ovation guitar. This composition is useful in a singalong situation because they produce pretty good volume. I also don't have to worry about scratching up the back and it stands by itself. Also, it sounds pretty nifty. [ Edited by: floratina on 2003-07-07 01:36 ]

Try a Fluke. They are only a couple hundred dollars and are plenty groovy and they fall beyond the "toy" category. http://www.ws123.com/ssl/flea/fluke.asp and check out the Flea, it is even less expensive http://www.ws123.com/ssl/flea/shopping/default.asp?ProductType=Flea

The front of these ukes is wood, and the back is plastic like an Ovation guitar. This composition is useful in a singalong situation because they produce pretty good volume. I also don't have to worry about scratching up the back and it stands by itself. Also, it sounds pretty nifty.

[ Edited by: floratina on 2003-07-07 01:36 ]

Post #41916 by floratina on Mon, Jul 7, 2003 1:12 AM