will it work with an electric acoustic ukulele?
1240786
I really don't know for sure, but if the ukulele has the hook-up connections, I would think it would work. Wish I could be more certain.
1240787
It works, But you can't expect a great sound. If you use clean sound you'll fine a very low volumen. With the gain youll get more noise, could be fun for a while rocking with the ukulele (pasive mic)
1240788
I would say yes, it has a very usable clean sound if you don't run the gain to high. Also, it works great with a 10 band eq pedal between your instrument. Great rhythm tracks to use as a metradom.
1240789
It works, But you can't expect a great sound. If you use clean sound you'll fine a very low volumen. With the gain you´ll get more noise, could be fun for a while rocking with the ukulele (pasive mic)
415172
Yes. I have a gretsch acoustic/electric uke and it sounds amazing through this amp
985950
i don't see why it wouldn't work. i'm not quite sure how a ukelele is shaped but if it has a head like a guitar, it should hang with no problem. they're really nicely made.
1944577
For me It's great on my electric, I have to adjust it a little for my acoustic but my acoustics action is awful. Still works fine.
1697753
Hi, not sure about a ukelele but it works great on the smaller fret board of my ibanez electric and my kids fender strat mini. Great quality
1113858
It should, it works with any stringed instrument. It responds to vibrations within the wood whenever a string is plucked.... it works with my electric guitars even when they're not plugged in.....just pluck an open string gently and the entire instrument vibrates, and the snark is very sensitive to read the pitch of that vibration. Once each string is in proper pitch (and that only takes a few seconds to achieve with this tuner), each of my guitars are in perfect tune up and down the neck. Just remember to turn the snark tuner off when you're done to save the battery.
967623
The Ukes fretboard is less wide and a hair less thick so, yes it will work, but this is not a well made capo. My Uke is a Kala KA-MT. Check out the black Keyser cap here on amazon or the monoprice capo at the website of that same name. I have all of these and just saw the Keyser in black for about ten dollars. That's the deal.
1606006
I don't see why not. It's made for acoustic guitars like yours. I had mine installed by a professional luthier, as suggested by Baggs.
878985
It should, but I don't own an acoustic. I own an electric Bass so I haven't seen an awhile to be postitive
268240
Unfortunately, I don't own a ukulele to be able to tell you for sure. It's going to depend on the width of your ukelele's headstock. I would suspect you're probably okay, but you might be able to get a measurement of the String Swing's throat off of their website to make sure.
810120
I have never tried it with an acoustic bass, but in theory it should work because all it does is amplifies the soundwaves going into the pedal of any type of intrument (guitars, bass, keyboard, etc.)
1650654
I use it for my 6-string electric guitar and my 4-string bass guitar. It works on both of them.
468686
Yes it works OK with a uke (just tried it) , but it does have that bow attachment that would be rendered useless.
60264
I don't know anything about ukuleles, but this is a fine general purpose microphone. It should work very well all by itself.
690071
Chip,I don't use mine with ukuleles, but it does work great with my guitar (lower register than a uke) and it works with several friends' fiddles that I play with, so I don't know why it wouldn't work with a ukulele. Have fun with it.
1522471
Not Sure! We Use It For A Ukelele. Out Just Picks Up The Sound/Tone Of The Note You Are Playing So Out Should Work But I Assn Not 100% Sure
24903
I found it great for my 6 string acoustic and my 6 string electric with and without the amp. I am sure it will work with a 12 string as an "E" or "B" note should be the same no matter the number of strings.