Wooohaaaaa, YAEH, if they would build a Flight Centurion with this Blue Transparant finish, it would be the instrument of my choice! I guess both are great instruments, but the Les Paul shape of cause fits more the ukulele shape. Normally I only play normal and electric guitars, but after watching your video I think I will give this a try!
I'm tossing up between this and the centurion. In terms of playing which one do you prefer or is there much difference? The centurion seems to sound rockier due to the double humbucker
Hi I ordered one of these not knowing it came with a low g string I still don’t know how to tune the low g string what is an Octave down is it - 50 on a ukulele setting on a clip on tuner or is it a g on the guitar setting or cand i just tune it to standard GCEA im so confused
Awesome playing!!
I love this uke!! Thanks for the fun demo 👍
Wow 🤩 nice 😊
Wooohaaaaa, YAEH, if they would build a Flight Centurion with this Blue Transparant finish, it would be the instrument of my choice! I guess both are great instruments, but the Les Paul shape of cause fits more the ukulele shape. Normally I only play normal and electric guitars, but after watching your video I think I will give this a try!
Hi. Would you recommend the Pathfinder or the Centurion?
Personally, I prefer the Centurions.
I'm tossing up between this and the centurion. In terms of playing which one do you prefer or is there much difference? The centurion seems to sound rockier due to the double humbucker
Personally I prefer the Centurion however they are both very cool ukes.
can you use an electric guitar amp with it?
Definitely.
Hi I ordered one of these not knowing it came with a low g string I still don’t know how to tune the low g string what is an Octave down is it - 50 on a ukulele setting on a clip on tuner or is it a g on the guitar setting or cand i just tune it to standard GCEA im so confused
tune it while holding the 4th fret - that's the same as the open B string on a guitar.
Use chromatic
Is it in drop G?
These seem very cool, but are they really Ukuleles now? It seems more like a 4-string electric guitar to me.