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@@Janlaurenz75 it’s so great that we have so many great options 😊🌸

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You're very welcome. These videos are not designed to be tutorials but to both share the range of what is possible on the baritone ukulele and my musical journey. Playing by ear is a skill that I definitely encourage everyone to learn. I know it can be a bit frustrating to begin with but definitely with pursuing. :) To help get you started, this etude is in the key of Bb. ☺🌸

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Yes, although it was a while ago so you might want to double check when you buy them. (I have since replaced my baritones with a Pono Steel Strung one). Hope this helps :)

i wonder did you move from guitar to baritone uke ? , people told me not too , but i put tenor steel strings on my flight nub 310 baritone ( i can see its braced exactly the same as my brothers acoustic ) i really don’t like the sound of it , but i suspect they would sound a lot better in my kala ka cm be but i dunno if im willing to try it on that one it’s braced exactky the same but they don’t have pin bridges , theres also the flight maia but i’m not sure i prefer steel anymore , volume i miss and using a plastic pick sometimes i miss but i feel now there a little bright for me , a tenor guitar is an idea but these tenor guitars and steel strung baritone ukes are so overpriced , what made you move to still ? you missed guitar but didn’t wanna go back to 6 strings ?

@@George-of5klShort answer, no. Whilst I did play folk guitar (chords/strumming) many many years ago, before moving on to other other instruments, it's not why I tool up Ukulele, and I don't miss playing six string guitar at all. :) Personally I would not string any of my instruments with steel strings that weren't specifically designed for them. Whilst they may appear to be constructed in the same way, the strain and pressure these instruments can withstand on a long term basis is very different, and can result in such damage as the bridge being ripped off the soundboard, or the neck warping. It happens once, you ever do it again. 🙂 I moved to steel strings because that is the sound I love the most and was looking for in my own music. As a fingerstyle player I don't use a pick at all although I know other ukulele fingerstyle players who do, and certainly it is part of the flat-picking style. Personally I don't feel that my Pono steel string Baritone or my Blueridge and Ibanez tenor guitars were overpriced (even with the poor Australian dollar exchange rate). They are exceptionally well crafted and beautiful instruments which give me the sound and intonation I want. Yes I do agree that not all steel string instruments are created equal and it's important to do your research and have a clear idea what you want from an instrument. I have played steel string instruments that I didn't consider were good value for me, but again other people love them. We are very lucky to have such a wide range of instruments out there. :)

where are ibanez tenor guitars ? could you please link me some i can’t find those onlu basses the only minus £200 tenor or steel string baritone uk i have seen is the harley benton something or other £166 and baritone uke only steel string is flight maia which is always out of stock and the pono i don’t think they make anymore i think you gotta buy that one second hand , so there are a very limited amount of these things compared to acoustics which is why the price is much higher in comparison most people play little ukes or acoustic guitars and that’s why you can get something so much cheaper there can i ask did a bridge fly off for you ? on my kala cm be i’ve had one steel string on there to compliment my other 3 classical strings for a while and that ukulele is x braced has a truss rodd and i really cant see that breaking off , the only downside is no pin bridge which could mean it couldn’t get out but wouldn’t the string just snap , i dunno i’ve never seen a bridge come off maybe in a very old worm guitar , it must happen as everyone says it , thanks for your reply’s appreciate it .

@@George-of5kl Websites like Sweetwater in the US carry Ibanez Tenors. Reverb.com, a second hand instrument market website is also a good place to start to gauge what instruments are available, I often use it when I am researching instruments. There are also excellent Facebook groups for baritone ukulele and tenor guitars with people very generous with their time and knowledge. I also have a general music group there called "Four Inch Cats Music Hangout" which you are welcome to join. 🙂

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