Cascha HH 2048 Premium Tenor Ukulele + Bag and Plectrums
I'm a beginner, so I can't say anything professional, but this ukulele was my first choice and I do love it.
The sound is very pretty, rich and relatively deep, as tenor ukulele should probably have, not the sharp metallic shrieks of the soprano or concert ones.
The strings are fairly easy to tune, even as new, and they don't need to be retuned every minute (as some new instruments do). They are easy to play on, even with a little wider fingers you can easily get to each of them.
The sound can also be relatively loud without major impact on quality, and after playing a chord, it keeps resonating for quite a while.
I also really like the colour, it's very easy on the eyes
The bag looks absolutely sufficient for my purposes.
I did not use the plectrums yet, but they have really nice colour patterns and I do plan to try them out when I get more familiar with the instrument.
I recommend Hakuna Matata as a first song. It brings the household together.
The sound is very pretty, rich and relatively deep, as tenor ukulele should probably have, not the sharp metallic shrieks of the soprano or concert ones.
The strings are fairly easy to tune, even as new, and they don't need to be retuned every minute (as some new instruments do). They are easy to play on, even with a little wider fingers you can easily get to each of them.
The sound can also be relatively loud without major impact on quality, and after playing a chord, it keeps resonating for quite a while.
I also really like the colour, it's very easy on the eyes
The bag looks absolutely sufficient for my purposes.
I did not use the plectrums yet, but they have really nice colour patterns and I do plan to try them out when I get more familiar with the instrument.
I recommend Hakuna Matata as a first song. It brings the household together.
April 28, 2020
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