What compny made this baritone?
1150725
It is manufactured by Hawk. The valves require constant maintenance oiling to prevent sticking, but it is not a big deal if you know that going in. It is definitely a low-end instrument, but you really should know that just by the price tag. The lower range is a bit rough sounding for me but frankly that could be the operator (me) or the mouthpiece, or both. With that understanding, it is a great instrument for a beginner, or someone who has a less demanding use of the instrument. For me, it works great for my use in church services.
1150726
No Idea. I don't even know where it was made. I assume China. The baritone is a good value. I have enjoyed playing it.
1997754
I honestly don't know, when I matched up the microphone to a system I just brought the entire mic and the same exact model. I personally like to keep parts authentic for best results.
1081514
I do not recall, but it has performed better than the original equipment and is much quieter.
624084
It is a Walton Irish Penny/Tin Whistle. in the Image you gave, that particular Whistle is in the Key of 'D' (Which is the lowest note you can play on it). It is the most generic key, and quite good for anyone starting out, mainly because of it's size (So I believe). I own one, and have enjoyed it every day since.
510876
If it is a true baritone guitar, the nut should be built with anticipation of baritone strings. The 157's are a standard baritone weight, a bit on the heavier side. I use them on an EC 1000, and I only had to file out the nut slightly. You should be fine.
527220
Don't remember but if you go to the oncoming site it has specs. I used an JL audio 10" single voice coil in mine
1349493
Try googleing the brand in model..it should ask for operarors manuel.where you can blow it up in even down load ot
2037751
No brand, two single coils, 1 humbucking. Made in china. It's got a cheap squire sound.
1123712
You are correct. I have the Oscar Scmidt OU2T which is the tenor it is 26 inches by 7. I think this one must be a soprano uke.
1374660
This horn has three valves, which makes it a baritone. As I understand it a euphonium has 4 valves. BTW I would not encourage you to buy it, even though it has nice sound for a great price. My son has had issues with the valves and we have had a terrible time finding someone who can get parts for it.
955260
Neck bolts on to the body. Not a beginners build though. Needs a lot of tweeking to get intonation.
2100684
Sorry, dont have that info handy. But it is a great sounding box. Best i've encountered.
1184877
Its just a little lower than a soprano, with a louder tone and more frets, yet not quite as deep as the tenor. Here is a more in depth answer that might be able to help you better: http://www.ukuleletricks.com/ukulele-sizes-soprano-concert-tenor-baritone/
2164953
You should get the OU2T Tenor !! It's great for beginners AND pro's. I've only had to tune it once since I got it and I play it almost everyday. It has that cool island look and sound :)
1098128
That is the instrument itself. If you are looking for a case shop for a baritone ukulele case that is atleast 11 inches wide I believe.
1689031
I have seen several of the wood is a dark mahogany color. Best of all it really sounds great. The neck is just right for easy fingering. The base is a tad larger than most tenors hence the sound is quite loud. I have 4 f them 2 supranos and two tenors all good makes. One is a fender costing considerably more. I am positive you will like it
58814
Yes, I have used mine on a baritone ukulele. Eventually I installed an internal pickup on my baritone and it was easier than expected. By the way the baritone uke is a really great little instrument!!!