Concert Sized Ukulele 24inch (Built in Equalizer) With Bag and Tuner (Mahagony Wood)

I'm happy to received the Ukulele, Very good Quality ,and shipmend Package Box , very Safe and Secured...Thank you...

Llegó en tiempo y forma. Quizá no es una marca muy reconocida, sin embargo ofrece Buen sonido, acústico y conectado, buen precio y estético. Me encantó.

I dabble a bit with the uke and lucked into a fantastic expensive VOX electric model. My 15 year grandaughter has been interested in learning so I started looking for options. I found this one. The ratings were good for the price range so I bought it for her. birthday. Once she opened it, the first thing we did was tune it. It tuned with very little fiddling. My grandaughter says it seems to keep tune well and she usually only tunes it at the start of a session. It was relatively comfortable to play and my grandaughter was immediatel able to play chords. The strings are inexpensive but not terrible for a beginner, besides better strings like from Aquila or D'Adarrio are not very expensive and are easy to put on. The sound was decent, in fact pretty good for a beginner to intermediate instrument. We did not get to try it with an amp when I was with her, but she did play it on an amp at a friends house and called me just thrilled with how it sounded. Bottom line... A good modestly priced uke that performs well and is suitable for a beginner or intermediate player... plus it has the fun option of connecting to an amp

Kadence is a good new brand to look out for. Sounds great and a solid Ukulele. Impressed. This is the first kadence brand I bought and inspired me to buy my next guitar also as a kadence brand. happy with both the instruments now. Quality instruments.

I own a Kala Makala concert size ukulele which cost me $60. This one cost me $37 after a $10 discount. Kadence feels very light to hold in comparison to Makala. In terms of sound, out of the box Makala sounds a bit brighter. But for a beginner the difference is not that much. I am writing this review the very first day I got the Kadence. The new ukulele kept going out of tune repeatedly, but that is expected from a new ukulele. However, in comparison my Makala has rarely gone out of tune since day 1 (and I have the Makala for more than 2 years). The frets have a bit sharp edges. But then again had this been my first ukulele, I may have not noticed this. All in all, this ukulele is quite comparable to a much higher quality Kala Makala. If you are a beginner and want to save money, this ukuele is definitely recommended. Now for the fun part, I changed the stock strings with Aquila Sugar Low G strings (costing $11). As a first timer, it took me quite a while to change the strings and tune the ukulele (about 2 hours). But after switching to higher quality strings with a low G tuning, now my Kadence sounds much better than my Makala with a deeper and more guitar like sound (low G tuning strings do make your ukulele sound more like a guitar in general I believe). So, for an intermediate player I suggest to buy new Aquila strings (regular high G tuning or guitaresque low G tuning - your choice), and then this ukulele will be much more fun to play than some of the higher quality ones. On top of all this you also get to connect this uke to an amplifier (which I have yet to test myself). At this price range and with changed strings, I am very happy with buying this ukulele.

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