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All the Kmise ukuleles I’ve seen have been good quality, so this looks a good bet if you have no kit at all. This is soprano size so it's the smallest ukulele for smaller fingers. I don’t think you can go far wrong with this ukulele starter kit particularly if you have no kit at all. -
A tenor ukulele is sized between a concert and a baritone ukulele. So, if a concert is not quite comfortable enough for your fingers the maybe a tenor uke is for you. Again I'm recommending the Kmise for the general brand quality their ukuleles seem to have. -
All the Kmise ukuleles I've seen have been good quality, so this deal caught my eye if you have no kit at all. This is tenor size so larger than a concert and smaller than a baritone. If you have larger fingers then this might be for you. For this price you can't go wrong with this ukulele and you'll have everything you need. -
These are really good straps. I was given a black one as a birthday present and as soon as I held it you could tell the quality was good. Even better when I put it on my Ovation Balladeer acoustic guitar, it's really comfortable with the padding. These guitar straps are perfect for acoustic and electric guitars, bass guitars, semi-acoustic guitars etc. -
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I've been using Rotosound strings for years and highly recommend them. I in fact have a set of strings on my Les Paul which are over 20 years old. I'd pretty much agree with all the bullet points and say give them a try! -
A very nice tuner and useful metronome. I'd seen these tuners were good quality since a lot of our ukulele players had them. I've got one for Christmas and I'm very happy with it. The quality is good and the tuning accurate. The metronome is a useful addition but not an essential feature. -
An tablet music stand is an essential item if you want to use an iPad, Galaxy tablet or similar. It give a good stable place to present your iPad to read music. Another good accessory to add to this if you are using it with a ukulele would be the ukulele clamp hanger. -
Good quality case for use with a ukulele banjo / banjolele. Green plush lining for a snug fit for your banjolele with good protection from the wooden structure covered with black leatherette. -
A peg winder is a really handy tool to own. It's not as if you'll be using it all the time but when you change or break your strings a peg winder will save a lot of time. Great for guitars, ukuleles etc. It's such a cheap item just get one! -
If multicoloured straps aren't your thing then these ones are quite nice. I always go for the ones with a supplied button strap otherwise you'll be spending more than you need too. Leather and linen works well on a strap too – at these prices there is no need to get faux leather. Ties at to the head which is my preference rather than two strap buttons on the body. -
Not everyone's choice as this type of strap goes around your neck in a loop and wraps under the ukulele and hooks into the uke sound hole. It doesn’t require a strap button or cause stress on the neck and removable when you're not playing. No drilling required! -
I recommend using a strap to keep your ukulele in position whilst you are playing. I don't use a strap myself but learning and not having one is difficult and may hinder your technique. I recommend this ukulele strap if you like natural materials and it includes a strap button which you'd have to purchase separately otherwise.
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