I am accustomed to a tenor ukulele - how does the width of the finger board compare?
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It would be a little wider than the tenor and slightly smaller than a full size guitar. Its a fun little instrument. I suffer from Ukulele acquisition syndrome ( Buying more Uks than I really need) so I play both on a regular bases the Guilele gives you the Uk sound with a guitar feel. Hope that helps Scott
740321
While the neck is slightly wider the frets are tight for full guitar fingering of chords. The instrument sounds really nice as it resonates beautifully . It has good construction and the action of neck is near perfect. The frets are set nicely also. I didn't expect such good quality at the price. I love to sing so the key and my voice is fun with harmonies. I'm so pleased with the purchase and I hope that all of the guileless are built this well and that I didn't just get lucky with one. It was my first Cordoba purchase.
740322
It is considerably wider to accommodate for the two additional strings, but not what I would call overly wide for six strings. It is certainly not as wide as the Valencia model and it is not as wide as a small-scale classical guitar.
740323
frets are little bit wider but string distance to one another is about the same.
740324
It would be a little wider than the tenor and slightly smaller than a full size guitar. Its a fun little instrument. I suffer from Ukulele acquisition syndrome ( Buying more Uks than I really need) so I play both on a regular bases the Guilele gives you the Uk sound with a guitar feel.Hope that helpsScott
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Mary, it's a little wider than a normal tenor, but the scale length is the same, quite easy to adjust to. I love Cordoba, they have great instruments. This is not the more expensive solid-top version but major bang for the buck!
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That must be a typo. I have a tenor- it is 26.5 inches. I have 4 Ukuleles....my luna mahogany tattoo is my favorite (aside from my 6 string uke).
2254352
This a very nice uke for the money. I am a big Willie K fan and liked the fifth string concept. Neck does not seem any bigger than any of my other tenor ukes. But a tenor in general has a bigger neck. The uke does have a thick body. Overall I like the uke and it has good action.
1316301
My hands fit the same description. I love the concert size. I have a soprano too, but find the concert/tenor size and sound more appealing.
279360
It's a small case, but it might still be a bit large for a 1/4 children's guitar? But to get a smaller case, you might have to look at larger ukulele cases, baritone being larger than tenor...
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I measure the clearance at the end of the fingerboard at 5 and 3.5 millimeters, for the G & E strings respectively, which seem to be the go-to values. (There is no absolute standard for this.) The clearance at the nut should be one half the width of the strength, and although I did not measure mine, this seems about right. One more consideration is scoop, which also seems to be about right.
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It works just fine with my tenor ukulele. It's chromatic so it'll give you the note for whatever tuning you want to use. Hope this helps.
2098592
It's quite wide, but the downside is the fact that it's very fat and hard to fit my hand around. It's larger than my taylor acoustic and I can't figure out the reason why.
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Tenor strings are longer. Just order the strings that match your size ukulele.
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Hi Francine... in simplest terms, a concert is a small uke (23 in) and a baritone is a big one (30+ in). Also, a concert ukulele has a more traditional, bright and crisp sound. The baritone is tuned differently (DGBE like bottom 4 strings of the guitar). This gives it a deeper, fuller sound. It's super for a bluesy feel but much of the Hawaiian sweetness is lost to it. Ukes come in 4 sizes - Soprano (21"), Concert (23"), Tenor (26") and Baritone (30"). You should try them all out when you go to buy one. Though most folks find the concert ukulele very comfortable. Hope this answers your question. Hi Francine... in simplest terms, a concert is a small uke (23 in) and a baritone is a big one (30+ in). Also, a concert ukulele has a more traditional, bright and crisp sound. The baritone is tuned differently (DGBE like bottom 4 strings of the guitar). This gives it a deeper, fuller sound. It's super for a bluesy feel but much of the Hawaiian sweetness is lost to it. Ukes come in 4 sizes - Soprano (21"), Concert (23"), Tenor (26") and Baritone (30"). You should try them all out when you go to buy one. Though most folks find the concert ukulele very... » Read More Hi Francine... in simplest terms, a concert is a small uke (23 in) and a baritone is a big one (30+ in). Also, a concert ukulele has a more traditional, bright and crisp sound. The baritone is tuned differently (DGBE like bottom 4 strings of the guitar). This gives it a deeper, fuller sound. It's super for a bluesy feel but much of the Hawaiian sweetness is lost to it. Ukes come in 4 sizes - Soprano (21"), Concert (23"), Tenor (26") and Baritone (30"). You should try them all out when you go to buy one. Though most folks find the concert ukulele very comfortable. Hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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It won't fit. Most of the Lanakai tenor ukelele has a dimension of 26.2 x 9.4 x 3.2 inches. The 24 inch bag dimension is: 25.8 x 9.1 x 4.3. I have a concert ukelele from Kala MK-C, it barely fit this bag. Hope this help!
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Dimitri and David W. have given you good dimension info. The image shown does not match the description of this uke. I actually ran in to this problem when I ordered one as a gift for my husband recently. I ordered from the image and was expecting an OU2T and received and OU2P that I had to exchange. The OU2P is the pineapple shape. The OU2T is the tenor body with a waist. You can see the difference between the shapes here: http://www.oscarschmidt.com/products/ukes/ I pointed out the error to Amazon and they have apparently not fixed it. :/
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I just measured it we have 2 of these concert size and 2 of the tweed in Tenor. They are fantastic cases, we travel with our Ukes, and these are the best!!
1651727
I have short fat fingers and it's my favorite guitar to play. I had a takamine that I disliked immensely because of the narrow fretboard. The short fingers should not make a big difference. Good luck.
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The soprano case is perfect for any soprano uke, but is far too small for a Tenor. I asked the seller if the maker has a similar case for tenor, because I'd buy a couple in a heartbeat. He the maker is not currently making a Tenor uke case. Seems like an excellent idea, and one that wouldn't be too much of an undertaking for a company that already makes a great case. I'd express your interest to the seller and maker. I have.
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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
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It is 25 5/8 inches long inside by 9 1/4 inches wide on the widest part of the base. This case is mildly flexible. So it would hold a uke that was a quarter inch to long easily. Although it would not be as easy to slip my uke in the case. I have another tenor case I have to but the uke in neck first. It's a hard side case. Good luck.