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€50 to spend on a ukulele, what to buy?

fro9etb8j5qsl2 · 2015-11-03 23:17:07

Having almost played to death the €15 nylon stringed uke that I bought in lidl 4 years ago, I'm finally taking the plunge and upgrading :D I've got €50 to spend but no idea what to buy. The reviews on amazon are so mixed that I don't know whether to trust them or not. I'm lusting after this Mahalo-…

03-11-2015 11:17pm

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fro9etb8j5qsl2

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Having almost played to death the €15 nylon stringed uke that I bought in lidl 4 years ago, I'm finally taking the plunge and upgrading I've got €50 to spend but no idea what to buy. The reviews on amazon are so mixed that I don't know whether to trust them or not. I'm lusting after this Mahalo-

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mahalo-STN2026-BK-Series-Soprano-Ukulele/dp/B002GHEVKK

Mainly because I've played guitar since I was a child so have a heart for anything les paul style Is it an ok model or can I get better value for my money with something else?

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#2 06-11-2015 3:44pm

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I mean, it seems to get good reviews on Amazon, so probably not a terrible choice. I had been looking at Ibanez Ukes recently, but that was more in the 70pound sterling range of pricing, which is probably double what you're looking to spend.

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