Electric Ukulele FAQ
What thickness wood do I need for a solid body ukulele?
Daniel says :- All of my electric uke bodies have been 1.5 inches thick, except for my first telecaster ukulele. That one was 2 inches, which was a little thick. I think 1.5″ to 1.75″ is the sweet spot.
King Uke Asked: The bridge I have is like a classic fixed strat bridge, which feeds through to the back. Am I missing a part? or do I need to do something special to hold the string ends?
Dan H replied: For a string through the body setup, string ferrules are normally used on the back of the body.
What strings should I use on an Electric Ukulele?
Ones made of metal!
Acoustic Ukulele FAQ
What pickup options do I have for my Acoustic Ukulele?
You can find a number of options at the Belcat website. We have successfully used UK-2000 pickups in acoustic ukes, and they are OK.
Bass Ukulele FAQ
What size nut can I use for a U-Bass?
You may be able to use a standard Bass style nut, but the Ashbory nut is 45 mm across, with a string spacing of about 32.5 mm
Aloha!
I am a big time electric uke fan! I play Risa and have a custom made ukulele by Mann. I use Fender Princeton and Gibson Goldtone amplifiers. My band is the TIKI COWBOYS, out of Chicago, IL.
Hello…Thought you would like to know about the new hard plastic attachment for ukes…the CHORD CHANGER…comes with a uke book of 82 songs, all playable with the chord changer…Website is: ukechordchanger.com
Amazing!