Ukulele

Home/Music/Ukulele
  • A tenor ukulele is sized between a concert and a baritone ukulele. So, if a concert is not quite comfortable enough for your fingers the maybe a tenor uke is for you. Again I'm recommending the Kmise for the general brand quality their ukuleles seem to have.
  • For the money this looks rather nice. It has a lot of features you only find on more expensive ukuleles. The tiger flame okoume wood gives it a more unique look along with the classical head and bindings. Got to be worth a go if you like the look of it.
  • All the Kmise ukuleles I've seen have been good quality, so this deal caught my eye if you have no kit at all. This is concert size so not the smallest but usually quite popular for those with average sized fingers. I don't think you can go wrong with this ukulele.
  • All the Kmise ukuleles I’ve seen have been good quality, so this looks a good bet if you have no kit at all. This is soprano size so it's the smallest ukulele for smaller fingers. I don’t think you can go far wrong with this ukulele starter kit particularly if you have no kit at all.
  • Sale!

    Kmise Baritone Ukulele

    £46.99
    I think for the price and what I have seen Kmise ukuleles are good value and good quality. If you have larger hands and fingers then a baritone size ukulele is what you need. The larger body gives it more resonance too. Don't cramp your fingers!
  • All the Kmise ukuleles I've seen have been good quality, so this deal caught my eye if you have no kit at all. This is tenor size so larger than a concert and smaller than a baritone. If you have larger fingers then this might be for you. For this price you can't go wrong with this ukulele and you'll have everything you need.
  • Here's a ukulele that looks fun – I've not played one before but researching the reviews it seems good. Tuned up an octave higher than a standard soprano ukulele it sounds quite punchy for such a small ukulele. If you prefer a standard shape they are available too. I wouldn't recommend one if you are a beginner but if you are really in to ukuleles this could be for you to have some fun with.
  • Sale!
    As you collect more and more songs an iPad is a useful piece of tech to store your songs on. You can download PDF songbooks and search for them easily. An iPad holder will enable you to fix the iPad to your music stand. Never forget your music again!
  • A ukulele bass is a worthwhile addition to your ukulele ensemble to get a fuller sound. This Kala model has good review and looks the business. The tuning is the same as a guitar bass so you can get a bass guitar player to join you on one of these.
Go to Top