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Ukulele's

Welcome to our Ukulele range, where we have what you need to get back to the beach. When choosing a Ukulele, there are four types to choose from: soprano, concert, tenor, and baritone, each one larger than the last, with baritone being the largest and providing the lowest notes.

When it comes to Ukulele's, Music Planet has everything you need - whether it's strings, straps, a Solid Top soprano, or a silver Ukulele capo, we'll have you sorted.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What brands of ukuleles are the most popular?

The most popular Ukulele brand is Kala, since they have a 20-year long history of consistent and affordable Ukulele’s.

What size ukulele should beginners choose?

The most common size of Ukulele is the Soprano, which is the smallest and most affordable option, followed by Tenor and Concert for more professional players, and finally Baritone Ukulele’s which are the largest of the four.

Is the ukulele easier to learn than the guitar?

Ukulele is generally considered an easier instrument to learn than Guitar, since the strings are easier on the fingers and the fretboard is smaller, making it easier to play chords.

What are the different types of ukuleles?

Soprano, Concert, Tenor & Baritone

What is the difference between soprano, concert and tenor ukuleles?

Sopranos are the smallest and most popular at 53cm giving a higher pitch and tuned to G-C-E-A, where Concerts are slightly larger and give a warmer tone at 58cm, followed by the even larger Tenor Ukulele at 66cm which often use a Low-G tuning (whereas Soprano and Concert will often have a High-G string) followed lastly by the Baritone at roughly 73cm usually tuned to D-G-B-E

What strings are used on a ukulele?

Nylon is the most common type of Ukulele strings, followed by Nylgut (synthetic gut string) and Fluorocarbon.

Do ukuleles need tuning often?

Ukulele’s should be tuned whenever you are about to play, but will otherwise often need tuning when changing strings, when stored for a period of time, or if there are environmental temperature shifts that can cause the body to expand or contract.