Musoo Batking Baritone Ukulele Unboxing And Test

well guys this was a bad purchase for sure and i have decided not to repair it iam sending it back ill just spend the extra money and get a quality one this one sure looks nice but looks are about all it has going for it

[@malcolmarmstrong7761]

This video is so greatly appreciated! Steered me totally away from shelling out money for something that needs WAY too much work adjusting even right out of the box. It was 30 watching minutes well spent for me! Thanks so much!

[@KevinMillard68]

Glad it was helpful! and thanks for watchihng

[@williamoates9887]

Thanks for a great video, it might be that there are good ones, and not so good ones, Similar thing happens with mid to low price guitars

[@KevinMillard68]

very true anything can happen

[@pattucci1090]

Thanks for posting this. I ordered the same uke, and thought that the electronics were bad. Turns out that after I watched this, I needed 2 2032 batteries, not one. Wish they included an instruction manual for this specific uke. Still having some problems with the E string going out of tune when the uke is just laying in the case.

[@KevinMillard68]

nylon strings never stay in tune for long on any instrument that uses them , you could alo have a slipping string as well takes alot of wraps to get some stability on them

[@pattucci1090]

@@KevinMillard68 Thanks for the reply. This is the first nylon-stringed instrument that I've owned, so I'm new to them. This one does have a lot of wraps around the tuner, so I don't think it's that. The uke is in tune when I finish with it, but when I come back to it an hour or so later, the E string is still out of tune. seems pretty quick to get out of tune. I've tried tightening the nut on the tuner, and that seemed to help a bit, but not completely.

[@KevinMillard68]

@@pattucci1090 try a new set of strings factory strings are always junk on all stringed instruments but i can say this you tune you play it its goes out as you play come back to it and hour or more later something is going to be out for sure its the nature of the beast with nylon strings to get and real stability on them takes what seems for ever ..they do settle down alot eventually but will also be out here and there even after fully broken in

[@pattucci1090]

@@KevinMillard68 thanks, I'll give that a try.

[@PWS777]

Is there no sound hole?

[@KevinMillard68]

yes there is a sound hole watch the video

[@dukenukembubblegum7311]

It’s the fish looking thing, not in the typical spot under the strings