Review: My New Tanglewood TU2 Soprano Ukulele!

Recently I used my new ukulele in a cover of The House of the Rising Sun, and as I got so many questions about it, I thought i'd give it it's own video!
This is a look at the Tanglewood TU2 soprano ukulele, from their Cove Creek range of ukes.
All opinions are my own, and I'm a fool ;)

[@ogcontraband]

You need 1 ukulele per recorder. That's the best ratio :D I

[@JonoMB]

That’s one nice looking uke!

[@victoryinhim9689]

🐢😊💐♥️😆🐴🐴🐴

[@stefaniedecoster2772]

Congrats on your new ukulele! Are you doing the #ukeshouldknow challenge that is about to start?

[@Tsnafu]

It might not have the best "sound" (which is a very subjective opinion), but it's got a lovely sustain for such a small instrument. I had a Tanglewood guitar many years ago, and I got the feeling it had been made well and it too had a lovely sustain. I wish you many happy years of playing with it.

[@gaynorandrews1684]

thanks for doing a video on the uke. did I see you with a small electric looking uke in your music manajery video?
I've started learning to play the Kalimba. it's a beautiful sound. perhaps you'd fancy trying one? but just to warn you the books are naff. I'm learning from UA-cam.
guitar and uke shops are defo the more popular thing round my way.
look forward to hearing a new tune.

[@wdashwor]

Nice instrument, and it doesn't sound "strangled" to me, at all. :D Regarding the sharp fret edges: with classical guitars, I've noticed that as a problem that comes and goes somewhat depending on shrinkage/expansion of the wood due to changes in humidity.

[@donarkangel7394]

I liked the percussive playing. Seems easier than a uke & a cajon.

[@kelanth462]

So you could "pick" it out of a line up ? what sort of pick would you use? LOL

[@JeanClaudePeeters]

a very British instrument, the UKlele...