How To Choose Your Ukulele Amp
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- We look at 5 different types of amplifiers that you could use with your ukulele. The Yamaha THR5, Flight Tiny6, Positive Grid Spark, Fender Acoustic 100 and the Fender Champion 100.
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Nice informative video … like the sound of the ukulele through the Fender .. I got Uke babe 🦋
cheers Shazzie
I'd like to suggest a review of amps for electric Acoustic Bass Ukulele - For solo/practice on up to 40watts. and really do bass well for size
We'll add it to the list ;)
Rocking out on the ukulele with amp and effects is a huge pleasure. There’s a level of built-in irony which I like.
I admit it’s not my main style of music to play, but when I’m in the mood it’s so satisfying (complete with Big Muff fuzz pedal).
After this I’m tempted by an acoustic amp as well for something more true to the ukulele sound and more subtle effects.
ha yeah I like the irony of playing rock music on a ukulele......
Good review. I love Paul's playing!
cheers Judi thats a nice thing to say
Thanks for the info. I got Uke babe.
No problem - let us know if there's anything else you'd like to learn more about! :)
Awesome review gentlemen I’m so glad you’ve cleared that up for me I’ve been telling the mrs for years bigger isn’t always better lol 😂 ❤
ha aint that the truth
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Great video guys and superb playing - what is the uke btw? Anyway what would be best to get a range of sounds - love the acoustic amp but does it have the more grungy electric effects or would I need a pedal board etc for that? Trying to keep it simple as possible thanks!
Thanks! :D It's a Flight Fireball Tenor
The acoustic amp doesn't have many effects, so it'd be best to go into it through a pedal or 2.
Alternatively, you can get an amp that has effects - something along the lines of a Boss Katana, but it could sacrifice the acoustic sound.
very handy information for making the choice, thanks! and I Got Uke Babe
Glad to hear it! You're in! Hope to see you on the livestream tomorrow night - 8pm GMT ;)
Just a tad surprised not to see the Roland Cube Street - a great little amp for ukes, with FX, and a mic channel to boot.
Indeed it is! There's a lot of amps we didn't include in this video, these are just ones that stood out to us
So helpful! Thank you
You are so welcome! :D
Very informative, thank you. The Flight tee-one-en-why-six is particularly good as a travel amp, since it works nicely as a Bluetooth speaker and slips easily into luggage. I use it with a Risa Solid Stick-the ukulele seemingly named after a deodorant-but with a semi-acoustic the sound gets a bit swamped by the noise coming directly from the ukulele. The other amp I have is also a small battery model, one of the Laney Mini range, and that fares rather better with the semi-acoustic. For one thing it's equipped to connect to an iPad and use the Tonebridge virtual pedal board app, which has a huge range of presets if you want to sound like George Thorogood or Muddy Waters. Slightly more expensive than the Flight and a bit bulkier, but a useful level between Flight and the pricier desktop amps.
ha ha I had never thought of the Risa stick being named after a deodorant. How do u get on with the Risa cos I love them but find the 'missing' head means they are quite tricky to play.....
@@PaulMansellukulele It doesn't help my technique, that's for sure. Generally I quite like it, but I still haven't decided how I feel about plugging in a ukulele in the first place: I bought the Risa both to experiment with and to have something I could play almost silently to not disturb anyone. Love the simplicity of the design, and the smooth maple feels great.
@@JonHancockUK yeah must admit I am not mad on pluggin ukes in. I do like silent ukes tho as they are so good for practicing late at night....
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Great info!
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The Fishman Loudbox Mini works really well with the uke. They also do a rechargeable version.
I have not heard of that one but will defo check it out Keith
I feel 10 inch speakers would probably be plenty for the frequency range of a uke.
A 4x10 cab would probably make it sound gigantic
Stick some pedals in between to bring out the bottom end and you're rockin'!
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Anyone have tips on budget bass ukulele amps?
At the minute we'd recommend the Fender Rumble
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Kala do a nice 5w uke amp.
We’ll have to look out for that!
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