can this be played as an acoustic ukulele?
1117266
This ish sounds good acoustically. I jam acoustically w some dudes! You can hear it whilst playing w guitar, banjo, and even a loud mando.
1117267
Yes, it definitely can. In fact, it is louder than my acoustic ukuleles when played without an amp. It has a different tone than regular acoustic ukuleles but it sounds great in it's own way. Hope that helps. :)
946115
Yes, you certainly can plug an acoustic-electric guitar into it. In fact, it has a setting specifically for acoustic-electrics, with a number of sound options. I suppose one could also use the two electric guitar settings, and all of their options, as well. I only play through headphones, so I cannot comment on how the speaker sounds, but I expect that it sounds fine.
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.
353011
yes, it can be played unplugged, as you would a standard acoustic, or through an amp.
234491
Yes, but only at a very, VERY, low volume. Good enough to make it audible for learning songs or working things out... But not loud enough to play alongside an acoustic guitar.
2084129
Im not sure because I dont own a ukulele, go to a music store a see if it works, if so purchase it through Amazon and save some money.
1547272
It is a concert ukulele. I also had a hard time figuring it out. My musical experts pronounced it a Concert Uke as soon as they saw it. It will need better quality strings & also you will need to purchase an amplifier if you want to electronically increase the volume for groups or fun or performing. It does not come w/ an amp - but has the capability to be acoustic or electric. I really like this uke !
577196
Technically, you can but most people use their fingers or felt picks for a uke. You can scratch your uke with these if it doesn't have a pick guard.
1448177
yes. It does have reverb, chorus and flanger effect. The spring reverb would be nice for Ukulele. Good luck.
426429
No. However, you can play it with an amp. I do, but rarely. I prefer the softer sound of folk music. If you buy one, be sure and get a cord just in case.
355323
It's not made as an elec/acoustic and I don't think it would be very easy to modify since the hole is so small. However, I have seen videos on youtube of people playing it plugged in so it is possible.
2082055
Probably not if it is any thicker/deeper than a Les Paul, which is about 2 and 1/2 inches. Most acoustic guitars are thicker/deeper than that. Unless it has specifically been built to be comparable dimensionally to an electric guitar I suggest getting an acoustic guitar case.
436715
It is not a musical instrument. It is a CASE for a mandolin. So I guess it would be hard to play.
2216691
Might. I don't have a uke. The U-shaped piece which holds the instrument at the head stock can be pinched together (bent) to make it smaller in case the uke's neck and headstock are smaller than a normal guitar or bass.
1237957
Yes. It's tuned like the four treble guitar strings, or like a ukulele, so chording is similar. Frets are a little small for my Big Hammy Fingers, though ;-)
345692
Hi,The amp has three channels so a keyboard and another instrument (another keyboard, guitar etc.) can be connected. Your ukulele would have to have a pickup for being amplified of course. Just to let you know that though your ukulele will play through the amp, it is not designed for stringed instruments but is designed for keyboards and especially geared for stereo hookup as the amp is supurb for giving rich stereo sounds. FYI. The amp can also be used as a small PA or monitor with a microphone connected as well.
1724888
Yes. But as someone whos been playing this for about a year, my advice is save your cash and buy a legit acoustic. This thing has weak sound and is starting to have neck problems I'm not sure can be fixed. Frets feel like wax and wear like it too.