Oh my, I LOL'ed so hard, man, about the root beer thing. Basically the implication is, "there is no solution, other than don't let that happen in the first place," which is fair. 😅😂 I love these live lessons so much, and really appreciate that y'all go along with the shenanigans while creating such great lessons. "The goal is to maintain your ukulele, not destroy it." Excellent point. So... Just keep adding the googly eyes until I notice any change in the sound then. Got it. 😅
What to do to keep all our used strings out of the landfill? Can they be recycled ♻️ or is there an organization that reuses or modifies them for other purpose? What can you tell me?
Either should be fine if you're just wiping down the strings. For wiping dust off the instrument, microfibers are suppose to help prevent fine scratches.
@@RockClass101 okay. Trying to decide if I should get g high or g low string on it. I believe it’s a concert ukulele. It is 24” long. The g string is high on it.
I'd stick with High G, because sometimes when you switch from high to low G, you'll need to have the uke setup again since the string gauges are different between the two.
What can I do about sticky tuner knobs? I don’t know if someone handled it while I wasn’t looking, but they are black rubber. I would appreciate any suggestion.
In the video, Matt mentions 2 tricks to stop string buzz, as well as, touching on how humidity plays a role in buzzing. If those don't alleviate the issue, I'd recommend taking it to a luthier. They'll be able to help you 😊
All great reasons to make sure I never buy a uke over $100, unless I'm being paid to play it, ROFL. My instruments stay in stands, so they get played. I'd never buy something I *had* to store. How ridiculous.
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Oh my, I LOL'ed so hard, man, about the root beer thing. Basically the implication is, "there is no solution, other than don't let that happen in the first place," which is fair. 😅😂
I love these live lessons so much, and really appreciate that y'all go along with the shenanigans while creating such great lessons.
"The goal is to maintain your ukulele, not destroy it." Excellent point. So... Just keep adding the googly eyes until I notice any change in the sound then. Got it. 😅
Thank you man! I learn a great deal with you.
Very good
I use Gerlitz Guitar Honey on the fingerboards of all my fretted instruments. It's the best cleaner/conditioner I've ever tried.
What to do to keep all our used strings out of the landfill? Can they be recycled ♻️ or is there an organization that reuses or modifies them for other purpose? What can you tell me?
What's the advantage of a microfiber cloth over, say, a soft cotton cloth?
Either should be fine if you're just wiping down the strings. For wiping dust off the instrument, microfibers are suppose to help prevent fine scratches.
is there anything for vintage style ukuleles in general for cleaning
I'm not sure if we'd be qualified to answer that. Maybe you can reach out to a local luthier for advice?
I’ve had my ukulele for 5 years. Mostly been in case for 5 years. I need new strings on it?
I would change them due to age.
@@RockClass101 okay. Trying to decide if I should get g high or g low string on it. I believe it’s a concert ukulele. It is 24” long. The g string is high on it.
I'd stick with High G, because sometimes when you switch from high to low G, you'll need to have the uke setup again since the string gauges are different between the two.
What kind of water do you suggest for case humidifiers? Do they need distilled water or does tap water work?
Great questions! The humidifier that I, Andrew, use (this one: amzn.to/2gVLyJY) instructs to use only distilled water.
What can I do about sticky tuner knobs? I don’t know if someone handled it while I wasn’t looking, but they are black rubber. I would appreciate any suggestion.
Unfortunately, I'm not sure. I've never come across this issue. Maybe there is a local luthier at a music store that could take a look at it for you?
The G and C strings of my soprano buzz on each other when they are played together. What could be causing it?
In the video, Matt mentions 2 tricks to stop string buzz, as well as, touching on how humidity plays a role in buzzing. If those don't alleviate the issue, I'd recommend taking it to a luthier. They'll be able to help you 😊
Yikes. Off to change my strings 😂
All great reasons to make sure I never buy a uke over $100, unless I'm being paid to play it, ROFL.
My instruments stay in stands, so they get played. I'd never buy something I *had* to store. How ridiculous.
Good to still maintain your uke so you eventually can pass it along to another to play & keep it out of the landfill when you are done with it.