Dose this capo work well with a Ukelele? Is it built good enough to compensate for the smaller size?
1697750
I think it would work on a Ukulele. I tried it on my daughter's, but it is not a real ukulele, it is a toy. Still, there was even pressure, and no buzzing from the strings.
1697751
I bought mine for use with my ukulele, and it definitely holds down the strings well, though I have not had the chance to use it for extended playing yet. It is a bit big, of course.
1697752
I have used it on my ukelele but I thought it was overbearing in size and I had to adjust it a lot to get it to work well. I wouldn't really recommend it for it unless it was used on a baritone ukelele which has a thicker neck.
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
1697754
Yes it will fit a Ukelele, the bottom clamp as you can see is short and curves to fit at the bridge of a full size guitar to a jr. and a ukelele.
2011696
Probably not. Classical guitars typically have wider necks and this capo doesn't even work well on a regualr acoustic. It's pretty weak.
34260
It fits into the sound hole. They are all the same size unless you have some unusual instrument like a 4 string. It isn't meant for ukeleles , mandolins, or other smaller instruments.
793181
Yes, this particular model does, but there is one with a plastic "S" shaped end that hooks into the sound hole. If you don't want to drill into the Ukulele, then that would be the one to get.
931968
I have used my Hercules for a uke and it fits pretty well. (Maybe a hair wide, but doable.) The only thing I have ever seen the Hercules struggle with, but it still works, is a 12 string or a classical guitar. I now have my uke on a standard String Swing, which will not support a classical (2 inch neck). That works great and is a little cheaper, but NOT as secure in the least.
914776
The one pictured is for 6 string and in my opinion the best capo made. I bought one for each guitar, acoustic & electric. Unlike other capos you do not have to re-tune guitar after you capo a fret. I purchased the 12 string capo for use on classical guitar then found out they make one for classical. But it worked fine. The 12 string worked fine on the 6 string. So buy the 12 string version and use it for all your needs.
1211713
Difficult to say. The height is adjustable but if you are going to hang 3 uses, I.e soprano, tenor and baritone, then it would have to be tall enough for the baritone which may result in the other ukeleles to hang free which is not necessarily a bad thing as long as the heads of the instruments are large enough. The stand is not specifically made for ukeleles but for guitars, but I could see if working. It works great for three guitars whether solid body, acoustic or both.
988437
Thank you for your email. You do not need a capo to play the Ukulele. I would recommend a book.
268238
I think that the string swing will probably be too wide for a ukelele. Probably should go with the ukelele swing.
58817
Yes, I use this almost daily with my bari uke. I have found that even though it does fit into the sound hole on a bari, the sound is best on the head stock. Be sure to try different placements on the head stock, until you find the sweet spot for your uke. This really is the best of its kind and much less expensive than converting your ukes with an installed pickup.
985959
I believe they make one for ukelelee's... make sure you select the right one.
533512
This capo is for classical guitars...I would think it would work for 12 strings as well
2135231
Hey...the one i got is good for the smallest...so called soprano uke...sorry dont have the exact size in cm at the moment...but if you can find the size if the soprano uke...that is it... On the other hand i think they have the bag for all type of ukes...so just figure out wich one you have...Otherwise i love the bag...works fine looks cool..Thats it ...hope it helpsXmasDan
985958
I don't think it will fit a ukelele because it is made for a common guitar head stock, however you could put something around the pegs that will hold it, like cloth and tape. I personally would keep looking for one specifically for ukelele unless cosmetics are not important. If you can't find one for sale, make your own, maybe? Hope that helps...
345691
not sure abut a ukulele but I do hook a guitar up with it; so probably yes then.
1903671
You shouldn't have to drill a hole in your instrument. As to whether it will work with a "concert size" ukelele I don't know because I don't have one. Is your ukelele a small one or is it a tenor or baritone ukelele? If it's a small one this strap should work just fine as long as your ukelele has an strap pin at the bottom end like guitars have. You slip one end of this strap over that and if your ukelele has another strap pin put the other end over that. If you're using a small ukelele one end of the strap can wrap around the head-stock just above the nut so it won't interfere with the strings or the tuning machines.
425577
i use it my Kala Tenor Resonator and it works fine. I like it because it is not very big and doesn't get in the way.