We found a store we liked that had good instruments for good prices and there it was. My Oscar Schmidt OU-3 concert uke.
Ah, the abalone inlay...
Side view
Back view
Side view
Back view
My old uke was a soprano which is one size down from a concert. Concert ukes have a slightly deeper sound, but there's not a huge difference other than that I don't think.
Inside the case was a felt pick. Apparently most people just use their fingers, but if they do use a pick it's traditionally felt.
Inside the case was a felt pick. Apparently most people just use their fingers, but if they do use a pick it's traditionally felt.
I really need a better background for my images.
I've sort of dropped clarinet temporarily. But being the type of person that doesn't usually keep up with goals like that, 1 out of 2 is a big achievement.
Maybe a new goal will be to learn a new instrument every summer. But we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.
Well, I'm off toobsess practice some more.
Thanks for reading,
Dorothy
Maybe a new goal will be to learn a new instrument every summer. But we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.
Well, I'm off to
Thanks for reading,
Dorothy
Wow, nice uke! ^^
ReplyDeleteI can really hear the difference in the sound, and I'm glad you decided to "shop around". I think you got a much better quality instrument for way less than at GP. Fun!
ReplyDeleteThat is one beautiful Ukulele Dorothy! Wow. A gorgeous instrument. It must be fun playing different instruments. (she says wistfully)
ReplyDeleteCongrats!
ReplyDeleteThis is truly and awesome instrument.
What a great Uke and you play it well
ReplyDeleteCool Uke! Glad you have fun playing it.
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