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| Koloa soprano ukulele | Rate Topic |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 15th, 2009 05:03 pm |
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vjc76 Approved
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Hi everyone.....a few months ago as a newcomer to the ukulele ,I posted a note asking for some feedback about a Koloa soprano ukulele.......I have taught mysef a few chords since then and had great fun trying to strum and sing a few songs to myself.....but I still have not had any feedback . Maybe I posted in the wrong category or something. All that I wanted to know was if this uke was suitable for a beginner and if anyone knows anything about the back ground of it. Hope to hear from some one  . Thanks a lot.......VJC 76
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| Posted: Thu Apr 16th, 2009 02:17 am |
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Neal Approved 
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If it works, stays in tune up the neck and feels comfortable, I'd say you're on the right track. Play it until you can play some higher end ukes, then you'll know exactly. I see Elderly Instruments carries those, they look pretty decent. Keep playing.
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| Posted: Thu Apr 16th, 2009 06:56 am |
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vjc76 Approved
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Thanks for the swift reply Neal....being newish to the ukulele I still don't fully understand the terms....higher end ukues....low G high G...fake song books...etc.Is there a site that I can go to that explains these and any other ukulele terms. Once again Neal thanks the reply...just going to have a look at Elderly Instruments. VJC76
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| Posted: Thu Apr 16th, 2009 07:40 pm |
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Neal Approved
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Higher end ukes are just that, more money, better build (usually..). High G is also called re-entrant, you can google that for the full description. Fake books are music books with simplified chords above the words so folks like you can play the songs without having to read the fly specks on a graph some call "musical notation". I don't read the fly specks either. Google is your friend.
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| Posted: Thu Apr 23rd, 2009 05:22 am |
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vjc76 Approved
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Thanks for the info Neal...every little bit helps when you are new to these things. As you said I will keep on playing cos I'm still lovin it. Thanks again VJC76
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