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Guitarlele are normally tuned in Standard A tuning. This is the standard but not the set rule. When your tuning to Standard E tuning you are tuning "lower" than Standard A tuning NOT higher up. If you are concerned about the steps in my video. I recommend the Aquila Strings 153C string set.

Right here: ua-cam.com/video/egfktiz3C-Y/v-deo.html

Thank You, it's a great soprano ukulele for the price. I'm actually using this for a song I am releasing next year. Happy Holidays to you. - Mr.Tom

It's a great harmonica microphone for the price that is for sure. I hope you have a great upcoming holiday and New Year! - Mr.Tom

@@MrTom-Songwriter-Composer same to you, Mr Tom!🎅

If you talking about the Yamaha FS800 , I 100% recommend D'Addario 80/20 Bronze Extra Light Acoustic Guitar Strings the model number is EJ10 on the pack. Happy Holidays to you. - Mr.Tom

Thanks Tom I will give them try on the FS830 regards peter Rice

@@ellie9657 You are Welcome, these EJ10 are what we used to call back in the day a pack of "10 gauge strings" And this is the perfect set for either finger picking or strumming with a pick. Thanks again for you question / comment.

Thanks Curtis, I've been recording and releasing a lot of original single acoustic folk songs that I wrote.. Just basic simple songs one a month into the new year. I hope you have a great upcoming holiday and new year... All the best!

@@MrTom-Songwriter-Composer That's awesome. Glad to hear you're keeping busy creating! We just put out a new Christmas tune ourselves. A few more on the go!

@@curtismech Outstanding! I'll take a listen to it right now. 🎄🎄🎄

Thank You for your comment. I'll be doing a new video song on this acoustic guitar... It's a great great one for the price. Happy Holidays.

Thanks, I appreciate your comment. Happy Holidays.

Thank You, it's a great instrument.

I really love the FS800, for strumming or finger picking it's a great all around acoustic guitar.

Hello, Thank You for your comment. The audio in my videos are very limited at times..And I need to try to remake this one. But YES it would be a great choice as the size is nice, and the body size is great for all around playing. If I could have only one acoustic guitar that I currently own, it would be this one. Try to buy on Amazon in case there is any major defects you can return it easily.. Any mass produced product that can happen. Look out for excessive buzzing from really high frets, warped necks.. ECT. Or, if the price is around the $220.00 USD try to buy it locally. Music stores usually overcharge for a basic setup that is "sometimes" needed after buying an acoustic guitar. Setting a truss rod in the neck and lowering the string saddle is a basic setup. $50.00 USD is a good price anything $100.00 or higher is not. There are great videos on UA-cam how to do either / or. Have a great day / night. - Mr.Tom

@@MrTom-Songwriter-Composer Thank you Tom for your extensive comment. I will keep your tips in mind.

I don't know if this helps you, but I bought one of these years back, still works great: www.amazon.com/Battle-Plan-Harmonica-Accessories-520/dp/B0B1X88XLG/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3MCDRHJR4VMBI&keywords=d112%2Bmic%2Bclip&qid=1693321453&sprefix=D112%2FC%2Caps%2C98&sr=8-2&th=1

Thank You for your comment and visiting. Sorry for the late reply as I've been trying to expand my videos a bit on TikTok and Clapper. I again REALLY DO suggest this guitar, shop around for the best price but make sure if you buy it on line it that retail company has a great return policy. I think Amazon may be still your best bet. And for a concert body sized guitar and what I said about the versatility of strumming chords and finger-picking.. this one in at the low price point, is hard to beat. Thanks again for dropping by.

Thanks for your comment. Have a great day!

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Thank You for your comment, I appreciate you visiting my channel.

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Thank You Ray, I'm really happy with this one!

Thanks Curtis, just a quick review.. hope you are doing well.

Thanks for your comment. I ramble a lot as I'm an old guy.. so stay with me for a bit. As you heard in my video, I'm actually a songwriter/composer and a self-administered publisher and I write and record music all time and for a very long time. Instrumentals mainly, but this year I've started playing out in some small venues and singing again and I'm releasing a single this year. I also play 14 instruments acoustic and electric. I've told people for years that you don't need to spend $1000+ on a good instrument like an acoustic guitar. If someone had plenty of money and / or someone is looking for an acoustic guitar as a "heirloom" instrument YES ABSOLUTELY... Buy a Martin Guitar and buy 5 or 10 of them... go for it.... But I can tell you, that used instruments like this RA90 acoustic guitar are great value not just for playing out live, but ALSO for songwriting / recording. Because I know how to setup, upgrade and do minor repairs of all my stringed instruments all of the them that I own do just fine and I've actually gotten direct payouts and also long term streaming mechanical royalties by using those SAME inexpensive instruments in my recording. In the end, "TO ME" it make sense, as I keep more money in my wallet while getting different acoustic guitar body shapes / sizes (that DO sound different) as well as electric guitars that have different pickups and pickup configurations. I'm actually making a HUGE list for some new instruments and gear that I am buying for performing out live as well using on my new single. One more thing to add, if you have time view my "Ukulele Basic Setup and Maintenance" as everything I saying on it also applies to acoustic guitar: ua-cam.com/video/RKlfIZjUF3M/v-deo.html

Thanks! I'm actually just started to play out in some small venues, just acoustic guitar and singing some originals in the city. I'm planning on releasing a single at some point in the next few months.

Hey, Thanks for your comment. To let you know, this one that I got here is still doing great. And with the same setup using the Fishman sound hole pickup. I am playing out on small venues with it... Even tonight. Look on Musician's Friend AND on Amazon. You may find them on Ebay BUT DO NOT buy there as some times those a slight damage, or scratch and dent.. Or bad neck or frets. Also, make sure when you get the guitar to check it all out.. If there any frets that seems very high.. Return it.. Any sort of work will cost you the same amount of money if you take it to any repair places. Also do not forget to make or buy a sound hole humidifier held in-between the strings and it dangles thru the body of the guitar to hydrate it. It will be dry and it will need moisture. ALSO last thing, always TRY to buy "10 gauge" acoustic guitar strings, less tension on the neck and bridge. I like to buy D'Addario EJ10 80.20 bronze those are great. Thanks again for your comment - MrTom / Mister Tom

Thank You for posting on many of videos and making random comments.

Thank You

Thank You again.

Sorry, I'm not understanding what you wrote? Other then a basic setup when I got the Guitarlele in the video, there was no other modifications that were done other than basic setup is making the saddle lower and adjusting the truss rod in the neck. / Przepraszam, nie rozumiem, co napisałeś? Poza podstawową konfiguracją, kiedy dostałem Guitarlele na filmie, nie wprowadzono żadnych innych modyfikacji poza obniżeniem siodełka i regulacją pręta napinającego w gryfie.

You are Welcome. Happy New Year.

Hi.. Thanks for your comment. I hope you are having a great new year so far. Time mark 3:18 in the video, I say that I have a regular ukulele string set on that baritone ukulele. So you can use your Tenor / Concert or Soprano ukulele that has a regular string set and on it or "low g" . You can use the same tuning: E-A-E-A, it will sound better with a normal string set, but you can use it on the low g as well. If you were using a baritone ukulele that had a standard baritone ukulele tuning of D-G-B-E, you could would tune it to: C-F-C-F

Thanks for your comment. Keep this model on your list for guitars if you don't have a double "00" as finding one that is a low price point and quality build like this one, is on the rare side. I am again a bit on the tired side as I'm still fighting COVID, but I'm a bit better today that I have been. I have another guitar review that I'm doing next weekend a Yamaha concert size (in-between 000 and OM) but this Sigma truly sounds different then that one. I'm currently using the Sigma in recording a lot of commercially licensed instrumental music, again for background music, overhead radio and other media. It's really great for the price. Thanks again for your comment, Happy New Year. - MrTom

Thank You for your comment I appreciate that very much. I hope you and yours have a great Holiday Season and New Year.. all the best! - Mr.Tom Songwriter-Composer/Self-Administered Publisher (PRO: BMI Inc. / Pub: The MLC) CAE/IPI #: 833986399 / Publisher Number: P135OQ

Thanks for your comment, they are a really great mic. I wasn't cranking the amp up too much, but they can really honk. Tell Elwood don't waste his time, this hat is a 100% MrTom original. ;-)

goo tar lay lee / goo-ta, lay lee / goo lay lee = same thing. :)

Thank You for your comment. No problem, I'm really happy with the amount of views that I have on this video over the years. Yes, I did play the Guitarlele in the video with the Standard E tuning at Time Mark: 4:32 - Sometimes when I'm working on a new instrumental track, I don't have it configured for standard E tuning. I may post a original instrumental video with just the Guitarlele in another tuning other then the standard A tuning... maybe down to G. Thanks again for your comment, have a great day/night.. stay safe out there. -Mr.Tom

Thanks for your comment.

You are Welcome. One thing, after you buy it off of Amazon.. Please watch my ukulele Setup and Maintenance video (the link below). I ramble on as I do but there is A LOT of things in the video that will help you check the Guitarlele right when you get it.. Just to make sure the bridge and neck and other things are ok: ua-cam.com/video/RKlfIZjUF3M/v-deo.html

Thank for your comment. I actually own two of them, that is how much I like them. Also, it is a bit expensive but tell your Dad, that a guy on Amazon makes a holder for the Superlux D112C harmonica microphone IF you want to put it on a microphone stand. The link is below. Good luck to you, the harmonica is one of the best instruments to learn and play: www.amazon.com/Ammo-Clip-520-CherryBomb-Microphones/dp/B086NPHCY8/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3LR4OGZ8JD9TO&keywords=superlux+harmonica+microphone+stand&qid=1658162239&s=musical-instruments&sprefix=superlux+harmonica+microphnoe+stand%2Cmi%2C63&sr=1-2

Thank You for your comment, I appreciate you. Have a great day / night.

Thank You for your comment and time posting this question to me. If this is a KMISE Ukulele bass like in my video, please understand that I do not work or have any contracts with KMISE. However, do know that I still try to help out everyone when I can. To me.. It sounds like a power issue. Either the pre-amp electronics are defective or the batteries are dead. The batteries provide power to the pre-amp and piezo element pickup that is under the string saddle. The pre-amp uses two 3 volt lithium batteries the models are: CR2032. That would be the easiest thing to try first. 2nd would be to see if Amazon or whoever you bought the ukulele bass from, you could return it.. Amazon has a great return policy that is why I reference to buy from them in many of my videos. If you are past the return date and if you have no problems with fixing things, one thing to know... That the pre-amp part and socket that is used in this Kmise ukulele bass SHOULD be the same as this one below. You will find a lot of Chinese manufactuers buy there electronic parts from the same factories then put their own brand names on the part. This one, to me looks like the same one, for around $13.99 USD: www.amazon.com/Btuty-Ukulele-Ukelele-Equalizer-Display/dp/B09BNNH685/ref=sr_1_10?crid=2TX86SYF3S49T&keywords=ukulele+pre-amp&qid=1658164082&s=musical-instruments&sprefix=ukulele+pre-amp%2Cmi%2C82&sr=1-10

Thank You. I really appreciate your comment on my video. Have a great day / night. - MrTom

I'm going to reply to your other post in my other video in a bit. First my reply on your comment. YES! makes no difference, laminated tops or solid. Some people out there have challenged me in regards that a internal humidifier is needed, but again trust me IT IS regardless of the humidity of your house. I've seen a lot of guitars, ukulele, and other string instruments have cracked tops, sides and backs over the year. Any kind of sponge you can use. If you use an anti-micro ones (anti mold), just make sure you squeeze it out a few times first.. you'll see it is a bit on the soapy side when you do. Also, important again to check the sponge for any mold spots when you use are using it. Some people just cut the mold spots out when they see them.. I just replace the sponge out right. Also, you don't need to jam the whole sponge into the internal pill bottle there, but both your index and middle fingers together.. the total width of your fingers that would be good reference point to start. - MrTom

Thank You for watching. Have a great day and night. Stay safe out there. - Mr.Tom

Thank You for your comment. The one that I have in the video is decent and another thing I did not say is I actually really like to tune the ukulele down lower in standard and alternative turnings. The looks of the ukulele is really different and I am hoping they come out with a baritone and guitarlele with a truss rod in the neck. Have a great week, and please know that I really appreciate you taking the time to comment on my video.

Thank You for your comment. Like I said in the video, I do not get any money from any companies or UA-cam or any sort of donation web site. When I recommend a instrument like this, if the one I have is really good for price.. I'll always will give people my honest opinion on it. Have a great week and Thank You again for comment and time.

Thank You Curtis! Hopefully we will be doing more reviews on PICKAPICK instruments in the future.